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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Cut fruit for
He cuts fruit for his dog every day, but it won't eat it.
Is 'cuts fruit for' natural or would you say it in a different way?
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anonymous He cuts fruit for his dog every day, but it won't eat it. Is 'cuts fruit for' natural or would you say it in a different way? It's fine.
- anonymous He cuts fruit for his dog every day, but it won't eat it.
- Is 'cuts fruit for' natural or would you say it in a different way?
- It's fine.
- For pets, however, we more often use 'he' or 'she' than 'it', so I would change that if I were you.
- CJ
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anonymousHe cuts fruit for his dog every day, but it won't eat it.
Is 'cuts fruit for' natural or would you say it in a different way?
It's fine.
For pets, however, we more often use 'he' or 'she' than 'it', so I would change that if I were you.
CJ
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