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Grammer Question...
Hi, dear teachers. I wonder which of the following two sentences is grammatically correct??
Is platypus and duckbill same thing?
Are platypus and duckbill same thing?
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Re: Grammer Question...

Originally Posted by
VividJailbird
Hi, dear teachers. I wonder which of the following two sentences is grammatically correct??
First, you must use articles: a platypus, a duckbill, the same thing.
Are a platypus and a duckbill the same thing?
Answer: Yes, they are both names for the duck-billed platypus.
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