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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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Four wings / with its wings
Can I Say,
(a) The butterfly has four wings.
(b) The butterfly flies with its wings.
(a) The butterfly has four wings.
(b) The butterfly flies with its wings.
Top answer
A is fine. B is silly, since flight is what wings are for.
- A is fine.
- B is silly, since flight is what wings are for.
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A is fine. B is silly, since flight is what wings are for.
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