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0Vincent, I have no idea what this means!02br
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00Grammatically, "the trunk" requires a singular "as a bridge" -- but what trunk are you talking about?0-

0 The trunks can be used as bridges for crossing the river.02br
00The trunk can be used as a bridge for crossing the river.02br
00The trunk can be cut and used as bridges for crossing a river - depends on the size of the trunk and how many bridges could be made from one trunk.0-

0I mean: 02br
00The coconut trunk. 0-

0Oh! 02br
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00Does this come in the middle of a discussion about all the uses of the coconut tree? Without context, as you can see, it was a puzzle.02br
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00The trunk of the coconut tree can also be used to build bridges.0-

0The trunk of the coconut tree can also be used to build bridges.02br
00 I understood the meaning to be that a trunk could be used AS a bridge - depending, of course, on the size of the trunk and the width of the river. 0-

0I had that same thought, but then thought that attempting to cross a river by walking across a rolling, round tree trunk was not one I wanted to contemplate.0-

0It would be as easy as falling off a log!050010id2

0Oh, GOOD ONE!0-