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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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commas and tense?
Spiders and crabbs can look very similar and are, in fact, both classifed as arthnopods. Both a spider and a crab has two main body sections, the cephalotohroax and the abdomen. However, crabs usually have two pairs of antennae on there heads. The crabs uses this antennae as sense organes.
Please help. Should has be have or is it correct? Iam not sure about the commas. Should this be these? Please point out any mistakes besides spelling.
Please help. Should has be have or is it correct? Iam not sure about the commas. Should this be these? Please point out any mistakes besides spelling.
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Hi, Spiders and crabbs can look very similar and are , in fact , both classifed as arthnopods. Both a spider and a crab has two main body sections, the cephalotohroax and the abdomen. However, crabs usually have two pairs of antennae on their heads.
- Hi, Spiders and crabbs can look very similar and are , in fact , both classifed as arthnopods.
- Both a spider and a crab has two main body sections, the cephalotohroax and the abdomen.
- However, crabs usually have two pairs of antennae on their heads.
- (you have a number of other spelling mistakes) Please help.
- Should has be have or is it correct?
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Hi,
Spiders and crabbs can look very similar and are, in fact, both classifed as arthnopods. Both a spider and a crab has two main body sections, the cephalotohroax and the abdomen. However, crabs usually have two pairs of antennae on their heads. The crabs uses this antennae as sense organes
Spiders and crabbs can look very similar and are, in fact, both classifed as arthnopods. Both a spider and a crab has two main body sections, the cephalotohroax and the abdomen. However, crabs usually have two pairs of antennae on their heads. The crabs uses this antennae as sense organes
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