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Who uses a plough?
a farmer uses it to plough the field
Who uses spanners?
engineers, technicians and virtually everybody in the field of engineering uses spanners.
If a farmer uses a tractor and an engineer uses what?
Locomotive
Who uses a tractor and a plow?
A farmer, or a plowman (in Britain, a ploughman)
What farmer uses to plow?
A plow.
Where will the 2022 Super Bowl be?
Farmer's Field
What was a gong farmer and garderobes?
a gong farmer gathered waste and took it out to a field to be fertilized
What can a farmer do with a tractor?
He can plow his field, and get his crops.
If a farmer met a farmer in a farmers field how many f are in that?
0. There are no "F"s in the word "That"
What does a farmer use to plant his field?
cheap labor
What word means to make a row in a farmer's field?
A furrow is a ploughed row in a field.
What is the part of speech of The farmer quickly plows the empty field?
The (art) farmer (n) quickly (adv) plows (v) the (art) empty (adj) field (n)
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