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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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are no living conditions for
How would you phrase this in the correct manner?
These are not living conditions for fish. They need to be in aquarium not a bowl.
These are not living conditions for fish. They need to be in aquarium not a bowl.
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I would say: These are no suitable conditons for fish to live/be able to live.
- I would say: These are no suitable conditons for fish to live/be able to live.
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I would say:
These are no suitable conditons for fish to live/be able to live.
These are no suitable conditons for fish to live/be able to live.
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Hi
The sentence that you give says it well (you just need 'an' before 'aquarium'). If I had to expand...
- Fish swim in lakes, rivers and oceans: that is what they are born to do. If you must keep them, you should at least give them a good-sized aquarium. A goldfish bowl is far too restricted. When I see goldfish in a bowl, I think "These are not living conditions for fish. T
The sentence that you give says it well (you just need 'an' before 'aquarium'). If I had to expand...
- Fish swim in lakes, rivers and oceans: that is what they are born to do. If you must keep them, you should at least give them a good-sized aquarium. A goldfish bowl is far too restricted. When I see goldfish in a bowl, I think "These are not living conditions for fish. T
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