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Translating כלי עבודה as "work tool" sounds very redundant in English. Like saying a "play toy". I am providing feedback that just "tool" should be accepted but I would be interested in hearing any other perspectives.
I said "in the house" and I got marked wrong. Correct phrase is "at home". In English those are the same thing.
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I would argue, though, that they are not the same in English, but should be accepted because in Hebrew both are written the same way.
I disagree. I'll say "it's in the house" meaning "at home". I suppose it depends on where I'm standing. If I'm outside my house, I'll say the former. If I'm at work, I'll say the latter.
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Can we distinguish "tools" from "tool"? If "כלי עבודה" means tools, how can we say "tool"?
Well, in the singular you have כְּלִי־ [kli], but in the plural כְּלֵי־ [kle(y)]!
