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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
biological
Can I say,
He is my biological brother/sister.
He is my biological cousin-sister.
Defecating is a biological necessity.
Are these sentences correct?
He is my biological brother/sister.
He is my biological cousin-sister.
Defecating is a biological necessity.
Are these sentences correct?
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User_gary Can I say, He is my biological brother / sister. He is my biological cousin -sister. Defecating is a biological necessity.
- User_gary Can I say, He is my biological brother / sister.
- He is my biological cousin -sister.
- Defecating is a biological necessity.
- ok Are these sentences correct?
- Pronouns, Gary!!
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User_garyCan I say,Pronouns, Gary!!
He is my biological brother/sister.
He is my biological cousin-sister.
Defecating is a biological necessity. ok
Are these sentences correct?
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Thank you.
So I think I should say, "He is my biological cousin brother". Is this correct?
So I think I should say, "He is my biological cousin brother". Is this correct?
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You cannot have a "brother cousin" or a "brother sister" - they are exclusive terms. A brother/sister is a sibling with the same parents as yourself. A cousin is the offspring of your father's or mother's siblings.
What I mean is that you must remember that he = male and she = female. So "he" cannot be your sister.
What I mean is that you must remember that he = male and she = female. So "he" cannot be your sister.
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