Talk about comfortable heat and things that keep you warm.
The idea
Use warm after be or feel, or before a noun: a warm coat.
Examples
- The bread is still warm.
- We sat in the warm sunshine.
- The water feels warm on my hands.
- She wears a warm coat in winter.
- The room was warm after lunch.
- A warm blanket covered the baby.
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Watch out
Warm usually suggests less heat than hot. A warm coat keeps you warm; it need not feel hot itself.
Try it yourself
Choose the correct word. The bath water is pleasantly ___. (warm / noisy)
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warm
warm describes pleasantly heated water.
Choose the correct word. Take a ___ coat; it is cold outside. (warm / sick)
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warm
warm describes a coat that keeps its wearer comfortable.
Choose the correct word. This room is ___ than the hall. (warmer / warm)
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warmer
warmer compares the two rooms.
Practice round
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Choose the correct word. The bath water is pleasantly ___. (warm / noisy)
Choose the correct word. Take a ___ coat; it is cold outside. (warm / sick)
Choose the correct word. This room is ___ than the hall. (warmer / warm)
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Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe a warm place and something you wear in winter.