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We leave the timbers in good shape, and we're very careful of damaging other trees.
Is that a correct sentence? I'm not quite sure what "....we're very careful of damaging other trees" really means.
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We leave the timber in good shape, and we're very careful of damaging other trees. Timber (non-count) is the trees that are cut down for commercial purposes. The other trees might be to sustain a diversified forest environment.
- We leave the timber in good shape, and we're very careful of damaging other trees.
- Timber (non-count) is the trees that are cut down for commercial purposes.
- The other trees might be to sustain a diversified forest environment.
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We leave the timber in good shape, and we're very careful of damaging other trees.
Timber (non-count) is the trees that are cut down for commercial purposes. The other trees might be to sustain a diversified forest environment.
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