Gość: me IP: 217.149.244.* 04.02.05, 18:56 There are/is the door. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś czytaj wygodnie posty
axxolotl Re: IS n/t 05.02.05, 00:41 is door to l. poj tak samo jak hair (chyba, ze mowa o pojedynczych wloskach) Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: ms jones Re: IS n/t IP: *.range81-157.btcentralplus.com 05.02.05, 02:54 A jak dokladnie jest z owocami? 1. tropical fruits such as mangoes and papaya but 2. eat plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables in fruit (of a tree or plant) all this fruit has gone bad fruit salad, fruit bowl we'll have fruit for afters would you like some more fruit? Eating fruit is good for you ( I'm not sure about this one) Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
axxolotl Re:fruits and fishes ;) 05.02.05, 05:45 Fish can be a singular count noun, and its usual plural is also fish. Fruit as a singular count noun has the plural of fruits. For example: Bob and I went fishing, and we caught 17 fish. There are four or five fish swimming around in my fish tank. On the tropical island, there are wonderful fruits growing all over. You should eat three different fruits per day. HOWEVER, both fish and fruit more commonly appear as noncount nouns, which do not have plurals. For example, you would say: I had a little fish and a salad for dinner. He eats a lot of meat, but he doesn't eat much fish. Fruit is very good for you, and vegetables are too. There isn't much fresh fruit available at this time of year. >> Eating fruit is good for you ( I'm not sure about this one) You are correct then here, eating fruit IS good for you :) It is normal in conversation to use fruit as a noncount noun. Fruits used in sentences like these would sound strange. When do you use the plural count noun fruits? You use fruits to refer to different species of fruit. However, fruits as a plural count noun as in these sentences is much less frequent than fruit as a noncount noun. Is fishes a plural of fish? Yes, it is, but an infrequently used plural. You can use fishes to refer to different species of fish, particularly in a scientific context: Baxter is going to present his research on "Fishes of the North Atlantic" at the biologists' conference. Several fishes in the region have become extinct. So, both fishes and fruits are plurals, but not the most common ones. They both are used to refer to species, but not used so commonly in everyday conversations. Fascinating, isn't it? :)) cheers Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: link Re:fruits and fishes ;) IP: *.bchsia.telus.net 05.02.05, 19:35 species of fruit ????!!!! do apples have legs and tails ? Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: ms jones Re:fruits and fishes ;) IP: *.range81-157.btcentralplus.com 05.02.05, 20:12 Thanks :) I think I got my head round the theory, but some of these fruits still stick in my throat. Gość portalu: link napisał(a): > species of fruit ????!!!! See examples: ...Grape wine offers several varieties of one species of fruit, whereas other- than-grape fruit wines are made from many different species of fruit, each with its ... The student should become familiar with the growth and fruiting habit of different species of fruit trees by observing dormant shoots... Many temperate species of fruit require a period of cold before the flower buds develop in spring. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
axxolotl Re:fruits and fishes ;) 05.02.05, 20:55 link aka kk aka ppp aka who knows what else....do you think you could use only one name/nickname on this forum?... not that reading your posts under different names isn't fun... Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś