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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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In his arm
Can I say,
There is a cat in John's arm.
He held his cat in her arm.
The cat is being held in John's arm.
He hugs / holds the kitten in his arms always.
There is a cat in John's arm.
He held his cat in her arm.
The cat is being held in John's arm.
He hugs / holds the kitten in his arms always.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, There is a cat in John's arm. ( . .
- Vincent Teo Can I say, There is a cat in John's arm.
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- ) He held his cat in her arm.
- He held her cat in his arms.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
There is a cat in John's arm. ( . . . on John's arm, or in John's arms.)
He held his cat in her arm. He held her cat in his arms.
The cat is being held in John's arm. (arms) "In John's arm" would be possible with a small kitten, but uncommon. The other hand might or mig
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