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Forlan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Hen same like woman?
Hi,
is the sentence correct and natural?
Not all hen can foster its chick as not all women can foster her baby.
is the sentence correct and natural?
Not all hen can foster its chick as not all women can foster her baby.
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I don't know whether it is natural or not. But in my opinion, your sentence is gramartically wrong. "as" isn't a conjuntion, so it can't join two clauses.
- I don't know whether it is natural or not.
- But in my opinion, your sentence is gramartically wrong.
- "as" isn't a conjuntion, so it can't join two clauses.
- By the way, could anyone tell me.
- Can we use "and also" instead of "as" in this situation.
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I don't know whether it is natural or not. But in my opinion, your sentence is gramartically wrong.
"as" isn't a conjuntion, so it can't join two clauses.
By the way, could anyone tell me. Can we use "and also" instead of "as" in this situation.
Thanks.
"as" isn't a conjuntion, so it can't join two clauses.
By the way, could anyone tell me. Can we use "and also" instead of "as" in this situation.
Thanks.
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Hi,
is the sentence correct and natural? No.
Not all hen can foster its chick as not all women can foster her baby.
Trying to keep to your words as much as possible, I'd say this.
Not all hens can foster a chick, just as not all women can foster a baby.
Not every hen can foster a chick, just as not every woman can foster a baby.
is the sentence correct and natural? No.
Not all hen can foster its chick as not all women can foster her baby.
Trying to keep to your words as much as possible, I'd say this.
Not all hens can foster a chick, just as not all women can foster a baby.
Not every hen can foster a chick, just as not every woman can foster a baby.
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