housework

Converse of object

• hate: She had a daily housekeeper stating that she " always hated housework " .
• do: Don't do any heavy housework or carry heavy loads.
• include: Examples may include housework, or division of chores.
• get: This weekend i plan to try and get some housework done.
• involve: The job involves light housework, shopping and can include washing and ironing where appliances are available.
• make: Make the invisible housework visible, and then divide fairly.

Preposition: as

work: Women viewed housework as skilled work in contrast to the low status often accorded it by social services departments and other professionals.

Adjective modifier

• heavy: Don't do any heavy housework or carry heavy loads.
• light: Wanted Once a week for three hours, someone to do light housework.
• general: I have to employ someone twice a week to help me with the general housework too.
• own: I like having my own house as I can do my own housework, buy my own food and things for my house.
• more: Women who work full time, on average do nine hours a week more housework than their partners.
• much: The children in the survey stated that they wanted: Parents who did not expect them to do too much housework.

Modifies a noun

• time: Household chores were very tedious and housework time consuming.
• etc: I feel as if I am only wanted for the general housework etc, is my body that bad?
• task: However, widows reported that their late husbands had increasingly taken on more housework tasks to help them maintain the home's appearance.
• ': Domestic Appliances We use more and more appliances to help us with the housework â and they can be very noisy.

Noun used with modifier

• light: Light housework Week 1 light housework may be resumed.
• hate: He's great value, and this is the best place to buy him: ) Hate housework?

Preposition: than

man: Women in full time work spend 38 minutes more on housework than men in full time work.