Between the branches.
I was asked to make sentences using the following phrase.
"Between the branches"
There is nest between the branches.
There is a bird between the branches.
The bird is sitting between the branches.
I can see the bird between the branches.
Are my sentences correct?
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Liton Das Are my sentences correct? They are grammatical but nonsensical. There are two branches.
- Liton Das Are my sentences correct?
- They are grammatical but nonsensical.
- There are two branches.
- Between the branches is air.
- Neither a bird nor a nest can sit there.
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Liton DasAre my sentences correct?
They are grammatical but nonsensical. There are two branches. Between the branches is air. Neither a bird nor a nest can sit there. The first is possible because if the two branches are very close together, they can support a nest. The fourth one is OK because there can be two branches with a gap between them through which
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