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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Hazards

1. Is this sentence correct:


"Farmers use protective gear when they apply pesticides on their crops."


And does 'crops' mean all types of vegetables?




2. And is this sentence correct:


"Despite that, farmers are still subject to hazards."

  

Top answer

Christine Christie Is this sentence correct: Yes. Christine Christie And does 'crops' mean all types of vegetables? Any plant they deliberately grow for harvest.

— Anonymous

  • Christine Christie Is this sentence correct: Yes.
  • Christine Christie And does 'crops' mean all types of vegetables?
  • Any plant they deliberately grow for harvest.
  • " I don't think you can be subject to a hazard.
  • You can be subject to the damage a hazard brings when it hits.
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Christine ChristieIs this sentence correct:

Yes.

Christine ChristieAnd does 'crops' mean all types of vegetables?

Any plant they deliberately grow for harvest.

Christine ChristieAnd is this sentence correct:"Despite that, farmers are still subject to hazards."

I don't thin

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