Meaning
A piece of ground next to a house where you grow flowers, grass, or food.
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Word origin
From Old French gardin, meaning a piece of land for growing plants.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- gardin
Grammar
Examples
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Here "garden" is the green ground next to the house.
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"Garden" is the place where the flowers grow.
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"Gardens" is the plural, meaning more than one garden.
A garden is the piece of ground around a house where green things grow. People grow flowers, grass, trees, or food there. You can sit, play, or work in the garden when the weather is nice.
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Emphasis in English: emphatic do, my own and the very
Past continuous in English: was/were + -ing, with examples
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Suffixes in English: word building with -ness, -ful, -ly
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 16, lesson 4: garden, oil, suicide and 7 more words.