What the meaning differences between 'Flour' vs 'Flower'?
What the meaning differences between 'Flour' vs 'Flower'?
Hello dear teacher. Mylittle baby is struggling with the words flour and flower. How to use them in phrases or sentances is it same meaning as flour sounds like french flower. THX!
Ahmed_Issam
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
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Greetings to you, Ahmed_Issam.
Even though 'flour' and 'flower' sound the same, they have completely different meanings.
Flour is a white powder usually made from grain like wheat. It is a basic ingredient in making bread and pastry.
For example:
We need 2 cups of flour, 2 eggs, a cup of sugar, half a cup of butter, and half a cup of milk for the cake.
A flower can be a part of a plant that is often brightly colored and has a pleasant smell or a plant that produces colorful petals and usually has a nice scent commonly used as an ornament.
For example:
My dad gave my mom a bunch of flowers for their anniversary.
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