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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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weed out
Can I say,
(a) He decides to plant some sweet potatoes. First, he weeds out / weeds all the wild plants growing there, then he prepares to make the beds and sows the seeds.
(a) He decides to plant some sweet potatoes. First, he weeds out / weeds all the wild plants growing there, then he prepares to make the beds and sows the seeds.
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a) He decides to plant some sweet potatoes. First, he weeds all the wild plants growing there, then he prepares to make the beds and sows the seeds.
"to weed" means to get the weeds out. (verb)
a "weed" is an undesireable plant in the garden. (noun)
in gardening, one "prepares" the flower bed or plantng bed. (areas that will be planted)
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"to weed" means to get the weeds out. (verb)
a "weed" is an undesireable plant in the garden. (noun)
in gardening, one "prepares" the flower bed or plantng bed. (areas that will be planted)
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