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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Weeding grass
Does it same in meaning?
weeding grass = cutting grass
Can I say,
He is cutting (the) grass at the garden using a scythe.
weeding grass = cutting grass
Can I say,
He is cutting (the) grass at the garden using a scythe.
Top answer
No, "weeding" is the act of pulling out the plants that do not belong by hand. Most people don't weed their grass. He is cutting the grass using a scythe.
- No, "weeding" is the act of pulling out the plants that do not belong by hand.
- Most people don't weed their grass.
- He is cutting the grass using a scythe.
- - This could be okay.
- He is using a scythe to cut the grass.
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No, "weeding" is the act of pulling out the plants that do not belong by hand. Most people don't weed their grass.
He is cutting the grass using a scythe. - This could be okay.
He is using a scythe to cut the grass.
He is cutting the grass using a scythe. - This could be okay.
He is using a scythe to cut the grass.
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