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Dido4 Posted 20 years ago
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1.Are these two(use) right?
a. The black-faced spoonspills can use their bills to catch fish easily.
b. I want to use my eyes to watch black-faced spoonspills.
2. Or have to rewrite like these:
a. The black-faced spoonspills can catch fish easily with their bills.
b. I would like to watch black-faced spoonspills with my own eyes.
Thank you.
a. The black-faced spoonspills can use their bills to catch fish easily.
b. I want to use my eyes to watch black-faced spoonspills.
2. Or have to rewrite like these:
a. The black-faced spoonspills can catch fish easily with their bills.
b. I would like to watch black-faced spoonspills with my own eyes.
Thank you.
Top answer
a. The black-faced spoonspills can use their bills to catch fish easily. a.
- a.
- The black-faced spoonspills can use their bills to catch fish easily.
- a.
- The black-faced spoonspills can catch fish easily with their bills.
- The above are both fine.
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a. The black-faced spoonspills can use their bills to catch fish easily.
a. The black-faced spoonspills can catch fish easily with their bills.
The above are both fine.
b. I want to use my eyes to watch black-faced spoonspills.
This is redundant, you can just say: I want to watch the black-faced spoonspills.
b. I would like to watch black-faced spoons
a. The black-faced spoonspills can catch fish easily with their bills.
The above are both fine.
b. I want to use my eyes to watch black-faced spoonspills.
This is redundant, you can just say: I want to watch the black-faced spoonspills.
b. I would like to watch black-faced spoons
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