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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Inhabitat vs live
I want to know difference between inhabitat and live.
Can I use inhabitat for animals?
As- "Brown beers are inhabitat of alaska."
Is it correct?
Can I use inhabitat for animals?
As- "Brown beers are inhabitat of alaska."
Is it correct?
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There is no word "inhabitat". There is a word "inhabitant", which is a noun; the word parallel to "live" (verb) is "inhabit". Brown be a rs are inhabit ants of A laska.
- There is no word "inhabitat".
- There is a word "inhabitant", which is a noun; the word parallel to "live" (verb) is "inhabit".
- Brown be a rs are inhabit ants of A laska.
- Brown be a rs inhabit Alaska.
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There is no word "inhabitat". There is a word "inhabitant", which is a noun; the word parallel to "live" (verb) is "inhabit".
Brown bears are inhabitants of Alaska.
Brown bears inhabit Alaska.
Brown bears are inhabitants of Alaska.
Brown bears inhabit Alaska.
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