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Mr. Tom Posted 6 years ago
Vocabulary

In water vs underwater

Hi

Would you say that these are equally natural?

A frog can live both on land and in water.

A frog can live both on land and underwater.

Thanks,

Tom

PS: A frog and the frog are the same in the given context?

  

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Both are correct grammar but I don't see that #2 is factually correct. Fish can live under water but frogs can't, at least not for long. Clive PS: A frog and the frog are the same in the given context?

— Clive

  • Both are correct grammar but I don't see that #2 is factually correct.
  • Fish can live under water but frogs can't, at least not for long.
  • Clive PS: A frog and the frog are the same in the given context?
  • Yes
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Both are correct grammar but I don't see that #2 is factually correct.

Fish can live under water but frogs can't, at least not for long.

Clive

PS: A frog and the frog are the same in the given context? Yes

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