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I didn't know "kangaroo selfies" were a thing. But they are and this is one có nghĩa là gì?
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Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh (Mỹ) như thế nào? the kangaroos are scary
kangaroos are scary
when the The is used in sentences
kangaroos are scary
when the The is used in sentences
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Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh (Mỹ) như thế nào? Bumped into many kangaroos that are so friendly to people that they wont bite. Any mistake in this sentence?
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A kangaroo is unique to Australia. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không?
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The kangaroo has a pocket to put in its baby. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không?
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Kangaroos are a pest in some parts of Australia.
They round them up and turn them into steaks and burgers and such.
Kangaroo meat needs a lot of tenderising. It's really tough. So watch out for that.
Kangaroos are a pest in some parts of Australia.
They round them up and turn them into steaks and burgers and such.
Kangaroo meat needs a lot of tenderising. It's really tough. So watch out for that.
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A kangaroo word is a word which contains the letters of one of that words synonyms.
I will use masculine as an example.
Masculine has two meanings:
1) adjective - something that has the characteristics of men
2) (grammar) adjective - the male form of a word in some gendered languages
A synonym (a word with similar meaning) of masculine is male. Masculine contains the letters that are needed to construct the word male: m a l e. This means that masculine is a kangaroo word.
[M][a]scu[l]in[e].
I will use masculine as an example.
Masculine has two meanings:
1) adjective - something that has the characteristics of men
2) (grammar) adjective - the male form of a word in some gendered languages
A synonym (a word with similar meaning) of masculine is male. Masculine contains the letters that are needed to construct the word male: m a l e. This means that masculine is a kangaroo word.
[M][a]scu[l]in[e].
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It means the speaker was not aware that kangaroo selfies was something that is trending and popular.
a thing = trending and popular
a thing = trending and popular
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Macropus is the genus name. It is used for scientific classification.
Kangaroos, wallaroos, and wallabies are all part of the Macropus genus.
Calling an animal a "macropus" would be like calling your friend "human" instead of their name.
Kangaroos, wallaroos, and wallabies are all part of the Macropus genus.
Calling an animal a "macropus" would be like calling your friend "human" instead of their name.
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A wallaby is different - smaller, with a different shape to a kangaroo.
They look very similar, but they're different animals. They don't interbreed.
A wallaby is different - smaller, with a different shape to a kangaroo.
They look very similar, but they're different animals. They don't interbreed.
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Kangaroos are scary. is fine if you are talking generally about the animal.
If you are talking about a specific group of kangaroos, you would use "the."
For example,
We are at the zoo. So far, weve seen the koalas and the kangaroos. The kangaroos are scary.
If you are talking about a specific group of kangaroos, you would use "the."
For example,
We are at the zoo. So far, weve seen the koalas and the kangaroos. The kangaroos are scary.
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× A kangaroo is unique to Australia.
Kangaroos are unique to Australia.
While it is also correct to say "A kangaroo is", it is more logical to express it as "kangaroos are" as this statement applies to all kangaroos
Kangaroos are unique to Australia.
While it is also correct to say "A kangaroo is", it is more logical to express it as "kangaroos are" as this statement applies to all kangaroos
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"The kangaroo has a pocket to put its baby in" is much more natural-sounding.