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Gilysse Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
1. The water is in the glass.
2. The rainbow has seven colours.
3. The tree has a lot of branches.
I was told those things aren't alive (or don't have their "minds") so you can't use them before the verb-to-be's, is that true?
2. The rainbow has seven colours.
3. The tree has a lot of branches.
I was told those things aren't alive (or don't have their "minds") so you can't use them before the verb-to-be's, is that true?
Top answer
These are fine: 1. The water is in the glass. 2.
- These are fine: 1.
- The water is in the glass.
- 2.
- A rainbow has seven colours.
- 3.
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These are fine:
1. The water is in the glass.
2. A rainbow has seven colours.
3. The tree has a lot of branches.
1. The water is in the glass.
2. A rainbow has seven colours.
3. The tree has a lot of branches.
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