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Meanings of do chores in English

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Usage of do chores in English
1
Looks like she's had to learn to do chores since you left.
Frontier courtship
2
And besides, I was overcome by an atavistic longing to do chores.
The Bent Twig
3
He had to do chores all weekend, and probably next weekend, too.
IT
4
O'Brien was engaged by a farmer to milk cows and do chores.
Writing for Vaudeville
5
Or, parents might ask kids to do chores, and to protest they self-injure.
Reuters
6
As soon as they both finished breakfast, they went out to do chores.
Her mother's hope
7
Then Peacie went off to do chores, and I started upstairs.
We are all welcome here
8
I could go do chores for Fred Thurman if nobody's there.
The Quirt
9
She hardly ever put you in detention, made you do chores or withdrew privileges.
Never let me go
10
You can do chores here. She wanted to get things straight right from the beginning.
Leap of faith
11
We spent our rest days helping Chris do chores.
Rock and Ice Magazine
12
We had to do chores at the house.
Million-dollar marriage merger
13
Some one must take care him when for me get breakfus and Li Choo do chores.
Wild Youth, Volume 1.
14
Jake was a boy of eighteen, who had been employed by the farmer to do chores.
Children of the Tenements
15
Making you do chores doesn't sound too bad.
The Bad Beginning
16
She made him come home right home after school and let him outside only to do chores.
The lonely polygamist: a novel
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