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There are apples, organes, grapes, apricots and watermelons.
I can pick 2 fruits each kind. for example one apple and one watermelon.
In this case, is it correct to say " 2 fruits each kind"?
What if there are 4 kinds of trees, and I can pick 2 trees on each kind.. ?
Is it correct to say " 2 trees each kind"?
Thanks
I can pick 2 fruits each kind. for example one apple and one watermelon.
In this case, is it correct to say " 2 fruits each kind"?
What if there are 4 kinds of trees, and I can pick 2 trees on each kind.. ?
Is it correct to say " 2 trees each kind"?
Thanks
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No. There are apples, oranges , grapes, apricots and watermelons. I can pick one fruit each of two kinds, for example one apple and one watermelon.
- No.
- There are apples, oranges , grapes, apricots and watermelons.
- I can pick one fruit each of two kinds, for example one apple and one watermelon.
- There are 4 kinds of trees, and I can pick one tree each of two kinds.
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No.
There are apples, oranges, grapes, apricots and watermelons. I can pick one fruit each of two kinds, for example one apple and one watermelon.
There are 4 kinds of trees, and I can pick one tree each of two kinds.
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No.
There are apples, oranges, grapes, apricots and watermelons. I can pick one fruit each of two kinds, for example one apple and one watermelon.
There are 4 kinds of trees, and I can pick one tree each of two kinds.
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