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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Feed
Sir,
The Japanese feed chiefly on rice.
does it mean the Japanese like rice to eat.
Thanks.
The Japanese feed chiefly on rice.
does it mean the Japanese like rice to eat.
Thanks.
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Not a good sentence, Hanuman. 'Feed on' is used only with animals and aliens as the subject; used with humans, it is even slightly rude. It does, however, mean 'eat'.
- Not a good sentence, Hanuman.
- 'Feed on' is used only with animals and aliens as the subject; used with humans, it is even slightly rude.
- It does, however, mean 'eat'.
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Not a good sentence, Hanuman. 'Feed on' is used only with animals and aliens as the subject; used with humans, it is even slightly rude. It does, however, mean 'eat'.
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