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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

About numbers

Hi guys,

This is some part of describing the scene of birds' ascent."

When you say "one, two, three hundred -- then a thousand at a time -- in long horizontal lines",

how many birds do you think they refer to?

I mean, "one bird, two birds, three hundred birds" OR "one hundred birds, two hundred birds, three hundred birds"?

Which one is possibly right?

Any comments are welcomed.

Thanks

pb
  

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Hi, It's not absolutely clear, but I'd definitely understand it to mean 100, then 200, then 300, then 1,000. Clice

  • Hi, It's not absolutely clear, but I'd definitely understand it to mean 100, then 200, then 300, then 1,000.
  • Clice
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Hi,

It's not absolutely clear, but I'd definitely understand it to mean 100, then 200, then 300, then 1,000.

Clice

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