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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
camel lives
Can I say,
(a) The camel is living at / in desert.
The camel lives at the desert.
The camel lived in the desert.
The camel can live in desert.
The camel lives and walks in the desert.
(a) The camel is living at / in desert.
The camel lives at the desert.
The camel lived in the desert.
The camel can live in desert.
The camel lives and walks in the desert.
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You can use these: The camel can live in the desert. The camel lives in the desert. All of the others sound odd even out of context.
- You can use these: The camel can live in the desert.
- The camel lives in the desert.
- All of the others sound odd even out of context.
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You can use these:
The camel can live in the desert.
The camel lives in the desert.
All of the others sound odd even out of context.
The camel can live in the desert.
The camel lives in the desert.
All of the others sound odd even out of context.
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