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chinked
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/tʃɪŋkt/
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/tʃɪŋkt/
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Explain what “chinked” means in the example about the wall, and whether the sentence sounds natural.
Compare the two verb meanings of “chink”: making a light ringing sound and filling gaps.
Explain how “chinked” is formed and how it can function as a past-tense verb or a participle.
Rewrite the wall sentence in more natural English to show that air comes through gaps.
Give five B2-level examples of “chink” and “chinked” with Russian translations.
Compare “chink” with “clink,” “rattle,” and “crack” in meaning and usage.
Explain why “chink” can be offensive as a noun and suggest respectful alternatives.
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