CLOCK vs. WATCH
29 / 10 / 2012
CLOCK vs. WATCH: meaning and examples
Hello! Good morning. I hope all of you had a nice weekend.
In today's Daily Vitamin we look at the difference between the words clock and watch.
Definition of a clock: A mechanical or digital instrument for measuring or showing the time. A clock is often displayed on a wall or on top of a surface, like an alarm clock.
Definition of a watch: A type of clock that is usually worn around the wrist by means of a strap. Some old-fashioned watches are held by a chain and placed in the pocket.
Example 1:
The old lady had a clock in each room and a huge grandfather clock in the front hall that she would wind every evening.
Example 2:
I used to wear a watch but now I just look at my mobile phone if I want to know the time.
Oh! I've just checked my watch and I see it's time to go. See you tomorrow with another Daily Vitamin.
Enjoy your day!
In today's Daily Vitamin we look at the difference between the words clock and watch.
Definition of a clock: A mechanical or digital instrument for measuring or showing the time. A clock is often displayed on a wall or on top of a surface, like an alarm clock.
Definition of a watch: A type of clock that is usually worn around the wrist by means of a strap. Some old-fashioned watches are held by a chain and placed in the pocket.
Example 1:
The old lady had a clock in each room and a huge grandfather clock in the front hall that she would wind every evening.
Example 2:
I used to wear a watch but now I just look at my mobile phone if I want to know the time.
Oh! I've just checked my watch and I see it's time to go. See you tomorrow with another Daily Vitamin.
Enjoy your day!
