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Sunny123 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
ants , line , flock , file
Hello everyone. Look at the picture and let me know which one is correct?
1. A file of ants marching
2. A line of ants marching
3. A flock of ants marching
or anything else?
1. A file of ants marching
2. A line of ants marching
3. A flock of ants marching
or anything else?
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sunny123 Look at the picture ????
- sunny123 Look at the picture ????
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I can't see the picture, but it's common to speak of a column of ants.
Clive
Clive
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Then you mean it is not correct and common to say .....
1. A file of ants
or
2. A line of ants
And I have to say "A coloumn of ants"
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1. A file of ants
or
2. A line of ants
And I have to say "A coloumn of ants"
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sunny123And I have to say "A coloumn of ants"This sounds more natural.
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I saw the word file in a dictionary.
File = noun (LINE)
› http://dictionary.cambridge.org/help/codes.html a http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/long_2
File = noun (LINE)
› http://dictionary.cambridge.org/help/codes.html a http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/long_2
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Ok, thank you Fivejedjon. It's an interesting graph. Then it shows that the number of usage frequency of "column of ants" is much more than "file of frequency"
Right?
Right?
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