1. gaff
Do you know where we use it?
2. tandem
3. leapfrog
Find out the meaning from the image bellow
a.
b.
c.
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1. gaff
Do you know where we use it?
2. tandem
3. leapfrog
Find out the meaning from the image bellow
a.
b.
c.
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Comments
Seeing people on tandem bikes physically hurts my eyes.
The gaff hook situation looks painful. Poor, um, I wanna say... fishies? (evil grin)
And LeapFrog; a foolproof way to fracture your spine.
Plz be regular and drop by as many commnents as you can, cause all the comments are entertaining and interesting.
Well, let's think logically....
1. I do not know what it is..therefore we'll skip it so far...
2. Tandem....is something that includes two people working in unison...then it is picture C
2. A frog jumps...the second picture is a game where one needs to jump (somehow really reminding a frog) ...so...leapfrog is picture A.
Now let's get back to the first point...as far as I do not know this word...and there is no extra picture to make my task more difficult....I come to the conclusion that GAFF is picture B. Let's consult now a dictionary...and TADAMMM....
gaff /ɡæf/ noun [countable] 2. gaff a stick with a hook at the end, used to pull big fish out of the water.
https://www.ldoceonline.com/es-LA/dictionary/gaff
Thanks, Shaheen for making have some fun.
O.M. You have pointed your finger completely to right direction.
and gaff= a stick with a hook or barbed spear, for landing large fish.
http://www.fishtrack.com/how-to/how-to-gaff-a-fish_121189
1 = b
2 = c
3 = a
Yeah, Rose you have answered correctly. Great Job!