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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Has / have flesh
Can I say,
(a) The dragon fruit has flesh / have flesh.
(b) The dragon fruit have many / some flesh.
(c) The dragon fruit has delicious flesh in it.
(c) The dragon fruit has juicy flesh.
(a) The dragon fruit has flesh / have flesh.
(b) The dragon fruit have many / some flesh.
(c) The dragon fruit has delicious flesh in it.
(c) The dragon fruit has juicy flesh.
Top answer
Has. Dragon fruit has decilous/juicy flesh.
- Has.
- Dragon fruit has decilous/juicy flesh.
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Hi,
In everyday English, the word 'flesh' is not used a lot when we are talking about eating. And when it is used, it is mainly in reference to animals.
I'd just say Dragon fruit is delicious.
Clive
In everyday English, the word 'flesh' is not used a lot when we are talking about eating. And when it is used, it is mainly in reference to animals.
I'd just say Dragon fruit is delicious.
Clive
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