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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
on/in the field
Hi could you please help me with my confusion. how is correct : if you see some cows on the picture and you wnat to describe the picture you say : There are some cows in the field. Or. There are some cows on the field?
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' Cows are kept in a field surrounded by a fence. It is an enclosed area which the cows are in . 'There are some sheep grazing on the moor'.
- ' Cows are kept in a field surrounded by a fence.
- It is an enclosed area which the cows are in .
- 'There are some sheep grazing on the moor'.
- The moor is open, unenclosed, unfenced grassland.
- Rover
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'There are some cows in the field.'
Cows are kept in a field surrounded by a fence. It is an enclosed area which the cows are in.
'There are some sheep grazing on the moor'.
The moor is open, unenclosed, unfenced grassland.
Rover
Cows are kept in a field surrounded by a fence. It is an enclosed area which the cows are in.
'There are some sheep grazing on the moor'.
The moor is open, unenclosed, unfenced grassland.
Rover
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