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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Tomatoes
When you have blight or mildew on tomatoes or cucumbers, is it better to say:
Our tomatoes got blight/mildew. or We got blight/mildew on our tomatoes. ?
And does the same go for situations when the crops get weevils or aphids? If you found weevils on your lettuces, would you say: The lettuce plants got weevils. ?
Thank you!
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Ann225 When you have blight or mildew on tomatoes or cucumbers, is it better to say:Our tomatoes got blight/mildew. or We got blight/mildew on our tomatoes. Not really.
- Ann225 When you have blight or mildew on tomatoes or cucumbers, is it better to say:Our tomatoes got blight/mildew.
- or We got blight/mildew on our tomatoes.
- Not really.
- Our tomatoes have blight/mildew.
- Our tomatoes are blighted/mildewed .
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Ann225When you have blight or mildew on tomatoes or cucumbers, is it better to say:Our tomatoes got blight/mildew. or We got blight/mildew on our tomatoes. ?
Not really.
Our tomatoes have blight/mildew.
Our tomatoes are blighted/mildewed.
Ann225And does the same go for situations when the crops get weevi
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