The noun health is an abstract noun, a word for a condition or state of being.
The nouns 'apples', 'orange', and 'vegetable' are concrete nouns, words for physical things. There are no abstract forms of these specific nouns.
The nouns 'apples', 'orange', and 'vegetable' are words for sources of nutrition, an abstract noun.
The correct spelling is "carrot" (orange vegetable).
Oranges need a warm climate where temperatures do not approach freezing to be able to grow. Apples grow in a more temperate climate with temperatures ranging from sub zero to 80 degrees and up throughout the year. Unlike an orange where you peal the outside skin you eat the skin on an apple. both oranges and apples are tree fruits, and are grown commercially in large orchards. The two fruits, are also both used for apple juice, and or orange juice. Obviously apples, and oranges can be eaten, and they both have seeds. you can also make sauces out of both of he fruits. Also apples and oranges are both healthy parts of a daily diet. Apples can be a variety of colors but oranges are always orange. orange juice has pulp where as apple juice doesn't. the pulp, and peeling from oranges are used in sauce, but applesauce contains only the pulp of the pared apple.
The correct spelling of the orange root vegetable is carrot.Sound-alike words are carat (karat - weight, as of gems) and caret (the symbol ^).
The correct spelling for the usually orange vegetable is pumpkin (also a color).The slang term punkin has various meanings, such as term of affection. The word punkin' (punking) also means tricking someone into embarrassment.
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for an orange, it makes the juice bubbles pop. For banana's, it makes them VERY brown, and apples, really soft
yea an apple is an orange
A fruit is green and a vegetable is orange
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Carott
let me answer it. how do you make an orange an orange
The orange bit
carrots mainly!!
carrotsany orange colored vegatable
Carrot
It's a fruit, not a vegetable, and is like a satsuma- a small, sweet-tasting orange.