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Use a fork to eat pasta.
What does Fork mean?
A pronged tool or split in a path.
Dictionary definition
A tool with prongs used for eating or lifting; also a place where something splits into branches.
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Fork in a sentence
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The road has a fork near the bridge.
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Fork can describe an eating tool, a garden tool, or a split in a road or river.
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What does fork mean?
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Which word is closest in meaning to fork?
Pronged Tool is close in meaning to fork.
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Which word is an antonym of fork?
Spoon contrasts with fork.
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Partnoun, verb.
MeaningFork means A pronged tool or split in a path.
ExampleExample: Use a fork to eat pasta.
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Synonyms
Words like Fork
pronged toolA tool with pointed branches.
toolRelated word that supports the meaning of fork.
Antonyms
Opposite words
spoonA rounded tool for scooping.
opposite ideaA contrasting idea to fork, depending on context.
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Hint for students
A fork is a tool with points, called tines, used for picking up or holding food. It can also mean a place where a road or river splits.
Common mix-up
A fork is not the same as a spoon. A fork has pointed tines; a spoon has a rounded bowl.
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Write one sentence that shows fork without using the word fork. Example: She used the utensil with four sharp tines to lift the pasta. Clue words: utensil, four sharp tines, lift the pasta Now try your own sentence. Ask: Does my sentence show a pointed eating tool or a split in a path?
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Ask students to explain this model sentence: "Use a fork to pick up the salad, not a spoon." Why does fork fit better than cup?
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