Where vs when
How would you naturally phrased this sentence?
I can’t see/tell where/when toad converges
thanks
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anonymous How would you naturally phrased this sentence? I can’t see/tell where/when toad converges thanks You would normally have more context. Are you looking at a congested road, down a valley, up a mountain, around a bend, at a map, or just making this up?
- anonymous How would you naturally phrased this sentence?
- I can’t see/tell where/when toad converges thanks You would normally have more context.
- Are you looking at a congested road, down a valley, up a mountain, around a bend, at a map, or just making this up?
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anonymousHow would you naturally phrased this sentence? I can’t see/tell where/when toad converges thanks
You would normally have more context. Are you looking at a congested road, down a valley, up a mountain, around a bend, at a map, or just making this up?
0(the) "toad" or (the) "road"???
Toads do not generally converge. For that matter, one road (or one of anything) cannot converge (unless it converges with something).
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