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Shravanmm Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
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Dear teachers,
1. What do we call for the man who feeds cows or who takes care of cows?
2. A man is taking all his cows from garden to home. Is this sentence correct and natural? I think we can't use taking here. can someone tell me the correct sentence please.
Thank you,
Shravan.
1. What do we call for the man who feeds cows or who takes care of cows?
2. A man is taking all his cows from garden to home. Is this sentence correct and natural? I think we can't use taking here. can someone tell me the correct sentence please.
Thank you,
Shravan.
Top answer
1. cattle (dairy) farmer/rancher. 2.
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- cattle (dairy) farmer/rancher.
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- A man is bringing all his cows from the pasture to the barn.
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1. cattle (dairy) farmer/rancher.
2. A man is bringing all his cows from the pasture to the barn.
2. A man is bringing all his cows from the pasture to the barn.
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Thank you so much for replying to my post Philip.
1. I am growing onions in my land, cows will come to eat the onion leaves. I will hit the cows and make it run from my land.
Is my above sentence natural and correct, if wrong please do correct it.
Thank you,
Shravan.
1. I am growing onions in my land, cows will come to eat the onion leaves. I will hit the cows and make it run from my land.
Is my above sentence natural and correct, if wrong please do correct it.
Thank you,
Shravan.
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I grow onions on my land, and cows sometimes come to eat the onion leaves. When this happens, I hit the cow and make it run from the patch. [ Just one suggestion! ]
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