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Pour

6/21/2013

People often think of "pour" as a word to describe getting water or juice into a cup. Here are some fun and functional ideas to take you beyond your thirst:

Pour water in the bathtub, at the beach, or in the garden
Pour detergent into the washing machine or dishwasher
Pour glue, paint, or glitter during arts and crafts
Pour ingredients: everything from frozen fruits into a blender, to cake batter into a pan!

As always, be mindful to vary the contexts to prevent "chunked phrases" such as pour always said as "pour water."
Be creative and have fun!

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2/26/2014 07:27:06 am

Thank you so much for your kind feedback! It means so much to us that our readers find our blog posts helpful. We welcome any suggestions or topics that you would like to see in our future blog posts! Otherwise, stay tuned for more ways to 'bring language to life' :)

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