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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
A creeper
Can I say,
The watermelon is the creeper plant.
The watermelon plant is the creeper.
The watermelon is the creeper plant.
The watermelon plant is the creeper.
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Hi Vincent, As a native speaker, I'd say: Watermellon is a creeper plant. Hope this helps. John
- Hi Vincent, As a native speaker, I'd say: Watermellon is a creeper plant.
- Hope this helps.
- John
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Hi Vincent,
As a native speaker, I'd say:
Watermellon is a creeper plant.
Hope this helps.
John
As a native speaker, I'd say:
Watermellon is a creeper plant.
Hope this helps.
John
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Thanks, but creeper is a kind of plants. Do we need to mention twice?
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Thanks Vincent - I didn't know that !
You could say: Watermellon is a creeper. No need to say "plant" as well.
Had you not already told me, I would have looked up "creeper" in my dictionary and I would have seen that it meant: any plant that grows along the ground, around another plant, or up a wall by means of extending stems or branches.
Thanks for that!
John
You could say: Watermellon is a creeper. No need to say "plant" as well.
Had you not already told me, I would have looked up "creeper" in my dictionary and I would have seen that it meant: any plant that grows along the ground, around another plant, or up a wall by means of extending stems or branches.
Thanks for that!
John
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