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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
gatherring / plucking nectar
Can I say,
The bee is gathering the nectar of the flower.
The bee is plucking / picking the nectar.
The bee is sucking the nectar of the flower.
The bee is gathering the nectar of the flower.
The bee is plucking / picking the nectar.
The bee is sucking the nectar of the flower.
Top answer
Vincent Teo Can I say, The bee is gathering the nectar of the flower. Yes The bee is plucking / picking the nectar. No, bees do not pick flowers.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, The bee is gathering the nectar of the flower.
- Yes The bee is plucking / picking the nectar.
- No, bees do not pick flowers.
- I pick flowers and put them in a vase on my table.
- The bee is sucking the nectar of the flower.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
The bee is gathering the nectar of the flower. Yes
The bee is plucking / picking the nectar. No, bees do not pick flowers. I pick flowers and put them in a vase on my table.
The bee is sucking the nectar of the flower. No, I don't think they use sucking to get the nectar. Hummingbirds do.
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Can I say,
The bee is collecting nectar.
The bee gathers some nectar from the flowers.
The bee is collecting nectar.
The bee gathers some nectar from the flowers.
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