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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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The colours of the sky on the earth and the sky on the moon are blue and black.
Is this sentence correct?I am confused with the meaning of it.
Thanks in advance.
Is this sentence correct?I am confused with the meaning of it.
Thanks in advance.
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It's quite clumsy. The sky looks blue on earth, but it looks black on the moon. on the earth ~ if you are standing on the earth on the moon ~ if you are standing on the moon CJ
- It's quite clumsy.
- The sky looks blue on earth, but it looks black on the moon.
- on the earth ~ if you are standing on the earth on the moon ~ if you are standing on the moon CJ
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It's quite clumsy.
The sky looks blue on earth, but it looks black on the moon.
on the earth ~ if you are standing on the earth
on the moon ~ if you are standing on the moon
CJ
The sky looks blue on earth, but it looks black on the moon.
on the earth ~ if you are standing on the earth
on the moon ~ if you are standing on the moon
CJ
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CalifJimThe sky looks blue on earth, but it looks black on the moon.They are fine, but I'd use 'from' rather than 'on'.
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