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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
sows the potatoes
Can I say,
(a) He sows the potatoes into the soil.
(b) He prepares the beds after sowing the seeds.
(a) He sows the potatoes into the soil.
(b) He prepares the beds after sowing the seeds.
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a) I'm not sure if you 'sow' potatoes. I think you'd plant them. You sow seeds and potatoes are not seeds.
- a) I'm not sure if you 'sow' potatoes.
- I think you'd plant them.
- You sow seeds and potatoes are not seeds.
- b) You need to do the preparation before sowing anything.
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a) I'm not sure if you 'sow' potatoes. I think you'd plant them. You sow seeds and potatoes are not seeds.
b) You need to do the preparation before sowing anything.
b) You need to do the preparation before sowing anything.
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