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Dido4 Posted 20 years ago
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1.Is this right? 2.Is the lexical order right?
Black-faced spoonspills dance and fly in groups beautifully.
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Black-faced spoonspills dance and fly in groups beautifully.
thank you
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I'd say " ... beautifully dance and fly in groups".
- I'd say " ...
- beautifully dance and fly in groups".
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PieanneI'd say " ... beautifully dance and fly in groups".And I would say 'dance beautifully'.
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"Beautifully dance and fly in groups" would mean that both the dancing and the flying is done in a beautiful manner.
"Dance beautifully and fly in groups" would mean that they dance in a beautiful manner and fly in groups.
It depends on what you want to express
"Dance beautifully and fly in groups" would mean that they dance in a beautiful manner and fly in groups.
It depends on what you want to express
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The best order of this sentence is probably:
In groups, black-faced spoonsills dance and fly beautifully.
If you mean, They dance; They fly in groups beautifully:
Black-faced spoonsills dance, and they fly beautifully in groups.
In groups, black-faced spoonsills dance and fly beautifully.
If you mean, They dance; They fly in groups beautifully:
Black-faced spoonsills dance, and they fly beautifully in groups.
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