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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About "feeding"
Can I say,
He is feeding at the coop.
He is feeding chickens at the chicken coop.
He is feeding chickens with grains at the coop.
He is feeding at the coop.
He is feeding chickens at the chicken coop.
He is feeding chickens with grains at the coop.
Top answer
He is feeding his chickens at the coop. He is feeding the chickens at the chicken coop. He is feeding his chickens with grain at the coop.
- He is feeding his chickens at the coop.
- He is feeding the chickens at the chicken coop.
- He is feeding his chickens with grain at the coop.
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He is feeding his chickens at the coop.
He is feeding the chickens at the chicken coop.
He is feeding his chickens with grain at the coop.
He is feeding the chickens at the chicken coop.
He is feeding his chickens with grain at the coop.
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Can I say,
He is feeding his chickens grain at the coop.
P/s: Grain is a plural or singular uncountable?
He is feeding his chickens grain at the coop.
P/s: Grain is a plural or singular uncountable?
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'Grain' is a non-count noun when it refers to a kind of cereal. As a tiny unit (a grain of salt) it is countable.
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Thanks, if i say,
She is feeding milk to her baby.
She is feeding her baby with milk / with a bottle of milk.
She is feeding milk to her baby.
She is feeding her baby with milk / with a bottle of milk.
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She is feeding her baby. -- Any more than this is not normal.
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