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peeling
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/ˈpiːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈpilɪŋ/
peeling back
peeling off
peeling out
peeling up
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Explain the difference between “peeling” as the process of removing skin and “peelings” as the bits of skin removed.
Compare “peeling” as a noun, as in “the peeling of the potatoes,” with “peeling” as a verb form, as in “peeling paint.”
Explain how “peeling” is formed from the verb “peel” and how it functions in “the peeling paint.”
Suggest more natural alternatives to “the peeling of the onion was scattered,” and explain the difference in meaning.
Give five B2-level examples of “peel” used with different objects, with Russian translations.
Teach me common collocations with “peel” and “peeling,” including food and non-food uses.
Create a short exercise to practise choosing between “peel,” “peeling,” and “peelings.”
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