Why is this grammatically correct?
"Killer whales are an important object of mythology for many indigenous people."
"Killer whales" means that the objects are more than one. Doesn' t that mean the phrase "an important object" should be "important objects" instead?
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Rikudo "Killer whales" means that the objects are more than one. No, it is referring to a type or kind of animal, not the individual specimens. All killer whales look the same, act the same, and they, as a species, enchant the indigenous peoples.
- Rikudo "Killer whales" means that the objects are more than one.
- No, it is referring to a type or kind of animal, not the individual specimens.
- All killer whales look the same, act the same, and they, as a species, enchant the indigenous peoples.
- They are the subject of myths, stories and music.
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Rikudo"Killer whales" means that the objects are more than one.
No, it is referring to a type or kind of animal, not the individual specimens.
All killer whales look the same, act the same, and they, as a species, enchant the indigenous peoples. They are the subject of myths, stories and music.
0Yeah I agree it would be relating to an animal in some degree
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