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How do you say to set the table in french?
mettre la table
It is dinner time, and you ask your friend to set the table. He/She asks you what to put on the table. You say spoons, forks, napkins and glasses. How would you say this in Spanish?
Necesitamos cucharas, tenedores, servilletas y vasos
Can you give a book set with missing books?
no you can not give a book set with missing books because it would be rude this is just my personal opinion but why would you want to give a book with missing pages to anybody. say if u donate a book to orphans i think it would make them happy if they had the whole series to read and learn about new things.
Do you say you sat the book down?
No, you set the book down or lay the book down, but you don't "sat the book down"
Where can one find a pub table set?
There are many places where one could find a pub table set. The best places where one could purchase a pub table set would be a furniture store like Wayside.
What is included in a pub table set?
A pub table set is typically a high top table and stools like you would find in a bar. Depending on the brand and style of pub table, the can include from two to four chairs.
Where could I buy Kramer's Coffee Table Book About Coffee Tables from Seinfeld?
Hey there, they have never published the actual book. However, if you purchase the box set, there is a 'coffee table book' that comes along displaying all the characters and each episode in detail.
How do you set a table properly?
the opposite of a table set down.
Is it grammatically correct to use sit or set when talking about placing the groceries on the table?
Set would be grammatically correct.
How an image can be displayed within a table?
You would use the TABLE TR and TD tags to set up a table. Then within a cell, which would be inside a pair of TD tags, you would use the IMG tag to enter your image.
How do you use the word set as a verb in a sentence?
I will set the table.
What is a dressing table set?
A set to dress your table, including table cloth, serviettes, cutlery etc.
