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Gloson Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
There’s a why he culls.
There's a why he culls
Is that correct?
It MUST have 5 syllables, and the ending MUST rhyme with 'gulls'.
(I am making a poem again)
Is that correct?
It MUST have 5 syllables, and the ending MUST rhyme with 'gulls'.
(I am making a poem again)
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Gloson There's a why he culls Is that correct? It MUST have 5 syllables, and the ending MUST rhyme with 'gulls'. (I am making a poem again) Hi Gloson, "There a why he culls" doesn't mean anything.
- Gloson There's a why he culls Is that correct?
- It MUST have 5 syllables, and the ending MUST rhyme with 'gulls'.
- (I am making a poem again) Hi Gloson, "There a why he culls" doesn't mean anything.
- If you cull something, you take out the things that are not good.
- I believe it's transitive so would require an object.
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GlosonThere's a why he cullsHi Gloson,
Is that correct?
It MUST have 5 syllables, and the ending MUST rhyme with 'gulls'.
(I am making a poem again)
"There a why he culls" doesn't mean anything. If you cull something, you take out the things that are not good. I believe it's transitive so would require an object.
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Thx...very much...I think I have to just change the sentence.
This community is REALLY good with grammar.
This community is REALLY good with grammar.00
For what it's worth, in Maine, any of the lobsters with only claw were called "culls" because they couldn't be sold in the grocery stores. If you have gulls you may be a the shore, so culls may work. (However, the culls were a good deal - people who liked the tails could get them cheap!)
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