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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
live in the desert
Can I say,
The cactus live in desert / in the desert / on the desert.
The cactus can live in the desert.
The cactus live in desert / in the desert / on the desert.
The cactus can live in the desert.
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Cactus is singular, so you can say: The cactus lives in the desert. "on the desert" isn't grammatical by itself, though you could say: The cactus lives on the desert floor. -Chris
- Cactus is singular, so you can say: The cactus lives in the desert.
- "on the desert" isn't grammatical by itself, though you could say: The cactus lives on the desert floor.
- -Chris
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Cactus is singular, so you can say:
The cactus lives in the desert.
"on the desert" isn't grammatical by itself, though you could say:
The cactus lives on the desert floor.
-Chris
The cactus lives in the desert.
"on the desert" isn't grammatical by itself, though you could say:
The cactus lives on the desert floor.
-Chris
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