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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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Mother bird
Can I say,
(a) The mother bird fed its baby birds with some worms.
(b) The (mother) bird fed its youngs some worms / with some worms.
(c) The bird fed some worms to the young birds.
(a) The mother bird fed its baby birds with some worms.
(b) The (mother) bird fed its youngs some worms / with some worms.
(c) The bird fed some worms to the young birds.
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(a) The mother bird fed her babies some worms. (b) The (mother) bird fed (her) its young some worms. (c) The bird fed some worms to its young.
- (a) The mother bird fed her babies some worms.
- (b) The (mother) bird fed (her) its young some worms.
- (c) The bird fed some worms to its young.
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(a) The mother bird fed her babies some worms.
(b) The (mother) bird fed (her) its young some worms.
(c) The bird fed some worms to its young.
(b) The (mother) bird fed (her) its young some worms.
(c) The bird fed some worms to its young.
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