how many "w"s can you find in:
to twist or pull?
to judge by german industrial standards, the answer is: to twist. but from a practical standpoint things may look differently. whether they are "twisters" or "pullers", can be an academic question. both are really right: a screw is tightened in wood and can be screwed out again. if we’re talking about how the word is used or how the thing is used, we prefer to talk about the thing.
if need be these screwdrivers with beechwood grips and continuous blades can be used as chisels. the leather disks pressed into the ends of the grips prevent the wood from splitting when hit with a hammer. because of the indentations in the grip the screwdriver sits well in the hand. the chrome molybdenum vanadium steel shanks are furnished with a hexagonal adapter for a wrench. the set contains three flat-head screwdrivers, one 5.5, one 7 and one 9 mm, and two phillips head screwdrivers, a ph1 and a ph2.

user
I found twenty-six "w"s in the provided passage.
assistant