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Hi The sheep is grazing in the field - there is one sheep. The sheep are grazing in the field - there are at least two sheep.
- Hi The sheep is grazing in the field - there is one sheep.
- The sheep are grazing in the field - there are at least two sheep.
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The sheep is grazing in the field - there is one sheep.
The sheep are grazing in the field - there are at least two sheep.
The sheep is grazing in the field - there is one sheep.
The sheep are grazing in the field - there are at least two sheep.
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As a footnote:
1. to graze on the X
With field, you would use "in", as Optilang suggests.
Other collocations require "on": thus giraffes graze on the plains of Africa, because "on" collocates with "plain".
"To graze on X" can also describe the foodstuff, e.g.
2. Giraffes habitually graze on acacia leaves.
MrP
1. to graze on the X
With field, you would use "in", as Optilang suggests.
Other collocations require "on": thus giraffes graze on the plains of Africa, because "on" collocates with "plain".
"To graze on X" can also describe the foodstuff, e.g.
2. Giraffes habitually graze on acacia leaves.
MrP
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