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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
On its body
Do we say,
The centipede has many legs on its body.
The centipede has many legs on its body.
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Vincent Teo Do we say, The centipede has many legs on its body . This is not necessary. You might say that a person 'has red spots all over his body' - something that isn't normally there.
- Vincent Teo Do we say, The centipede has many legs on its body .
- This is not necessary.
- You might say that a person 'has red spots all over his body' - something that isn't normally there.
- The legs, like a head or any other body part, are permanent.
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Vincent TeoDo we say,
The centipede has many legson its body.
This is not necessary. You might say that a person 'has red spots all over his body' - something that isn't normally there. The legs, like a head or any other body part, are permanent.
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