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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
designate a breed
The term "pit bull" does not designate a breed of dog, as do the terms "German shepherd"and "poodle.
What " designate a breed " is?
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What " designate a breed " is?
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What is your problem? Just search for the two words in a dictionary, and you'll get it, I hope. Try , for example.
- What is your problem?
- Just search for the two words in a dictionary, and you'll get it, I hope.
- Try , for example.
- Even simplier: Your sentence says that «German shepherd» and «poodle» are breeds of dog, and «pit bull» isn't.
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What is your problem?
Just search for the two words in a dictionary, and you'll get it, I hope.
Try , for example.
Even simplier:
Your sentence says that «German shepherd» and «poodle» are breeds of dog, and «pit bull» isn't.
Just search for the two words in a dictionary, and you'll get it, I hope.
Try , for example.
Even simplier:
Your sentence says that «German shepherd» and «poodle» are breeds of dog, and «pit bull» isn't.
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"Pit bull" is just the nickname for the breed, and breed means a specific type of dog. (The proper name for the breed is American Pit Bull Terrier.)
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