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Dido4 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
The spoonbills
1.The spoonbills have black faces and bills like spoons.
2.The spoonbills have black faces and bills are like spoon.
Q1: Are the sentences above right?
Q2: Which one is right? Or please rephrase the incorrect sentence.
Thank you.
2.The spoonbills have black faces and bills are like spoon.
Q1: Are the sentences above right?
Q2: Which one is right? Or please rephrase the incorrect sentence.
Thank you.
Top answer
a. The spoonbills have black faces. b.
- a.
- The spoonbills have black faces.
- b.
- The spoonbills have bills like spoons.
- c.
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a. The spoonbills have black faces.
b. The spoonbills have bills like spoons.
c. The spoonbills have black faces and bills like spoons.
d. The spoonbills have bills like spoons and black faces.
a, b, c, d are all correct - although d doesn't sound as good as c. It's best to leave the longest sounding description last.
#2 in your example is incorrect becau
b. The spoonbills have bills like spoons.
c. The spoonbills have black faces and bills like spoons.
d. The spoonbills have bills like spoons and black faces.
a, b, c, d are all correct - although d doesn't sound as good as c. It's best to leave the longest sounding description last.
#2 in your example is incorrect becau
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