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ESLPod_0497_WE_0668 Shopping for Bedding The word "sheets," in this podcast, means the large, thin pieces of fabric placed over a bed that one lies between while sleeping: "Franklin changes the sheets every two weeks." A "sheet" is also a single piece of paper: "Could you please put a sheet of paper in the fax machine?" A "sheet" can refer to any large, flat surface: "How much does a sheet of glass cost?" A "baking sheet" or a "cookie sheet" is a large, rectangular, flat piece of metal or glass that is used for baking things in an oven: "Please put 12 cookies on each baking sheet and then put them in the oven for 8-10 minutes." Finally, a "timesheet" is a piece of paper or an electronic file where one writes down how much time one has spent working: "The timesheet shows that Mariana worked 32 hours last week."

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ESLPod 497 sheets Home + Community | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0497_WE_0668
Episode Id	ESLPod 497
Episode Title	Shopping for Bedding
Phrase	sheets
Text	The word "sheets," in this podcast, means the large, thin pieces of fabric placed over a bed that one lies between while sleeping: "Franklin changes the sheets every two weeks." A "sheet" is also a single piece of paper: "Could you please put a sheet of paper in the fax machine?" A "sheet" can refer to any large, flat surface: "How much does a sheet of glass cost?" A "baking sheet" or a "cookie sheet" is a large, rectangular, flat piece of metal or glass that is used for baking things in an oven: "Please put 12 cookies on each baking sheet and then put them in the oven for 8-10 minutes." Finally, a "timesheet" is a piece of paper or an electronic file where one writes down how much time one has spent working: "The timesheet shows that Mariana worked 32 hours last week."
Topics	Home + Community \| Shopping

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