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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

How many offspring does a cat usually have?

Hi

Do you find this sentence natural? Which other word could I possibly substitute for "offspring"?

How many offspring does a cat usually have?



Thanks,



Tom
  

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'Young' would do fine or, if you want to be specific, 'kittens'. And yes, the sentence sounds natural. Michal

— MichalS

  • 'Young' would do fine or, if you want to be specific, 'kittens'.
  • And yes, the sentence sounds natural.
  • Michal
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'Young' would do fine or, if you want to be specific, 'kittens'.

And yes, the sentence sounds natural.

Michal
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if you want to be specific, 'kittens'.
I think 'cat' makes it very specific. I'd use 'kittens'.

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