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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
national flower
Can I say,
The hibiscus is a national flower.
A hibiscus is a national flower.
The hibiscus is a national flower.
A hibiscus is a national flower.
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It depends what you mean. If you want to say that a particular flower is indiginous to a certain country, you would not use that expression. " The bald eagle is our national bird in the US, or something like that.
- It depends what you mean.
- If you want to say that a particular flower is indiginous to a certain country, you would not use that expression.
- " The bald eagle is our national bird in the US, or something like that.
- I believe the maple tree is the national tree of Canada.
- We would use the definite article.
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It depends what you mean. If you want to say that a particular flower is indiginous to a certain country, you would not use that expression.
We usually use "national flower" or "state flower" in a way similar to "state bird." The bald eagle is our national bird in the US, or something like that. I believe the maple tree is the national tree of Canada. We would use the definite artic
We usually use "national flower" or "state flower" in a way similar to "state bird." The bald eagle is our national bird in the US, or something like that. I believe the maple tree is the national tree of Canada. We would use the definite artic
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