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Coursebook Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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i have trouble understanding that issue,below
The dome has now become a counterpart of the night skies,stubbed with stars.
which is the one stubbed with stars,the dome or night skies?
The eggs remain in the cups,attached to the mother's skin,until they hatch.
what is the situation here?
Do eggs remain attached ?
or
Are the cups attached to the mother's skin?
(that part has been quoted from an essay mentioning procration steps of fishes)
The dome has now become a counterpart of the night skies,stubbed with stars.
which is the one stubbed with stars,the dome or night skies?
The eggs remain in the cups,attached to the mother's skin,until they hatch.
what is the situation here?
Do eggs remain attached ?
or
Are the cups attached to the mother's skin?
(that part has been quoted from an essay mentioning procration steps of fishes)
Top answer
which is the one stubbed with stars,the dome or night skies? It can be read as either or both: they all apply. what is the situation here?
- which is the one stubbed with stars,the dome or night skies?
- It can be read as either or both: they all apply.
- what is the situation here?
- orAre the cups attached to the mother's skin?
- It could be either or both; more biological knowledge or context is required.
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coursebookThe dome has now become a counterpart of the night skies,stubbed with stars.which is the one stubbed with stars,the dome or night skies?It can be read as either or both: they all apply.
coursebookThe eggs remain in the cups,attached to the mother's skin,until they hatch.what is the situation here? Do eggs remain attached ?orA
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coursebookthanks,but can i get more detailed knowledge please?I have none to give; perhaps another member knows what is troubling you.
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