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Silak12 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Type of vs breed of?
Hi, everyone.
Could you tell me whether the two(type and breed) are intchangeable in the following sentence?
This type/breed of of rottweiler is usually found in our country only.
Which of the two are possible in the above sentence and what do the two mean?
Thanks!
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silak12 Which of the two are possible in the above sentence and what do the two mean? They mean the same, but the appropriate collocation for a domestic animal is 'breed'.
- silak12 Which of the two are possible in the above sentence and what do the two mean?
- They mean the same, but the appropriate collocation for a domestic animal is 'breed'.
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silak12Which of the two are possible in the above sentence and what do the two mean?
They mean the same, but the appropriate collocation for a domestic animal is 'breed'.
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