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Anonymous  +  319452 Wed, 24 Jan 07 08:19 PM
I have two questions:

There was no heating apart from one little electric fire.

1) What is electric fire ?
2) Can I use besides  or  exept for instead of  apart from ?


Feebs11  +  319465 Wed, 24 Jan 07 09:30 PM
1: A form of radiant heating where a coil has an electric current running through it and making it very hot.

2: You could use either and the sentence would make sense.
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Philip  +  319587 Thu, 25 Jan 07 03:15 AM
 Anonymous wrote:
I have two questions:

There was no heating apart from one little electric fire.

1) What is electric fire ?
2) Can I use besides  or  exept for instead of  apart from ?


I would probably call it an electric heater.
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Anonymous, 2 yr 305 days ago
Thank you for your explanation.
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