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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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rears a pond of fish
Can I say,
(a) He rears a pond of fish beside the pond.
(b) He rears the fish in the pond.
(c) He rears some fish food in /into the pond.
(d) He rears fish by the pond.
(a) He rears a pond of fish beside the pond.
(b) He rears the fish in the pond.
(c) He rears some fish food in /into the pond.
(d) He rears fish by the pond.
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(a) He rears fish in the pond. (b) He rears the fish in the pond. (c) He rears some fish food in the pond.
- (a) He rears fish in the pond.
- (b) He rears the fish in the pond.
- (c) He rears some fish food in the pond.
- (d) He rears fish in the pond.
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(a) He rears fish in the pond.
(b) He rears the fish in the pond.
(c) He rears some fish food in the pond.
(d) He rears fish in the pond.
(a) He rears fish in the pond.
(b) He rears the fish in the pond.
(c) He rears some fish food in the pond.
(d) He rears fish in the pond.
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