gardener
noun (gardener, gardeners)
Everyday
A gardener is a person who looks after a garden and its plants, as a job or for fun. tree →
In the lessons
a worker who plants rows of flowers or trees; work shared among gardeners; in science: gardeners know plants need water, light and soil, and they compost waste; in stories: the gardener in a big house or a secret garden; in everyday life: gardening tools, digging, weeding, mowing
Examples
- The gardener plants 6 rows of 9 roses. tree →
- 3 gardeners mow the lawn. tree →
- The gardener picks 40 apples. tree →
- Each gardener earns $50 a day. tree →
- The gardener pulled up the weeds. tree →
- Grandpa is a keen gardener and grows his own tomatoes. tree →
- The gardener waters the plants every evening. tree →
- In the story, an old gardener kept the key to the secret garden. tree →
- "What do you mean?" asked the gardener. tree →
Note
A person; the numbers are plants or work. Rows × in each row gives all plants. Work problems: more gardeners finish faster. -er makes a person: garden → gardener.
On Mova
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