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Sasako Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Motherline breeding
Hello together,
I am writing a mail about dog breeding and I have got a question concerning the following sentence:
Since then, they kept their own pure Motherline, what means that they have an uninterrupted chain of breeding with a female, her daughter, her granddaughter and so on.
Is this correct? Could a native speaker understand what I would like to express? And if not, how would it be more understandable?
Thanks a lot.
Sasako
I am writing a mail about dog breeding and I have got a question concerning the following sentence:
Since then, they kept their own pure Motherline, what means that they have an uninterrupted chain of breeding with a female, her daughter, her granddaughter and so on.
Is this correct? Could a native speaker understand what I would like to express? And if not, how would it be more understandable?
Thanks a lot.
Sasako
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Hi, I am writing an email / a letter about dog breeding and I have got a question concerning the following sentence: Since then, they have kept their own pure Motherline, which means that they have an uninterrupted chain of breeding with a female, her daughter, her granddaughter and so on. Is this correct? Could a native speaker understand what I would like to express?
- Hi, I am writing an email / a letter about dog breeding and I have got a question concerning the following sentence: Since then, they have kept their own pure Motherline, which means that they have an uninterrupted chain of breeding with a female, her daughter, her granddaughter and so on.
- Is this correct?
- Could a native speaker understand what I would like to express?
- And if not, how would it be more understandable?
- The term 'motherline' may be some special term used by genealogists or dog breeders.
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Hi,
I am writing an email / a letter about dog breeding and I have got a question concerning the following sentence:
Since then, they have kept their own pure Motherline, which means that they have an uninterrupted chain of breeding with a female, her daughter, her granddaughter and so on.
Is this correct? Could a native speaker understand what I would like to expre
I am writing an email / a letter about dog breeding and I have got a question concerning the following sentence:
Since then, they have kept their own pure Motherline, which means that they have an uninterrupted chain of breeding with a female, her daughter, her granddaughter and so on.
Is this correct? Could a native speaker understand what I would like to expre
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