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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
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Doomed to die
Hello,
Are my sentences proper?
At first there are more mice and few wolves.Since there is enough food to feed on the population of wolves goes up and the population of mice goes down. Facing with shortage of food, wolves are doomed to die. As a result mice have enough time to restore their population.
Thank you in advance.
Are my sentences proper?
At first there are more mice and few wolves.Since there is enough food to feed on the population of wolves goes up and the population of mice goes down. Facing with shortage of food, wolves are doomed to die. As a result mice have enough time to restore their population.
Thank you in advance.
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Since there is enough food to feed on, the population of wolves goes up whereas the population of mice declines. Facing the shortage of food, wolves are doomed. As a result, mice have enough time to restore their population.
- Since there is enough food to feed on, the population of wolves goes up whereas the population of mice declines.
- Facing the shortage of food, wolves are doomed.
- As a result, mice have enough time to restore their population.
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At first there are more mice and few wolves.Since there is enough food to feed on, the population of wolves goes up whereas the population of mice declines. Facing the shortage of food, wolves are doomed. As a result, mice have enough time to restore their population.
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Thank you Awence. If I say wolves are doomed to die, is my sentence wrong? Or it is enough to say doom the listener will understand that wolves will die?
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| 1. | doomed - marked for certain death; "the black spot told the old sailor he was doomed" from yes you're right |
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