Veggie
Member
- Joined
- Dec 11, 2012
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Turkish
- Home Country
- Turkey
- Current Location
- Turkey
Hello everyone,
I'm in trouble with these sentences. I wrote them but I'm not sure about some points.
1) She wished to talk with the animals. 2) That's why she was taken to somewhere called Land of Talkings where all of the animals could talk.
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1) The girl wants to talk with all of the animals, in general. So I sense that I shouldn't use "the" before "animals". But when I don't use, the sentence sounds odd. Should I use "the" or not?
2) By saying "Land of Talkings", I mean to say "Land of the Talking Animals". But I want to say it without 'animals'. Is "Land of Talkings" true? Or may be "Land of the Talkings"? Or should I use 'speakers' or 'talkers' or something else instead of 'talkings'? How would you say it?
Thanks in advance
I'm in trouble with these sentences. I wrote them but I'm not sure about some points.
1) She wished to talk with the animals. 2) That's why she was taken to somewhere called Land of Talkings where all of the animals could talk.
*
1) The girl wants to talk with all of the animals, in general. So I sense that I shouldn't use "the" before "animals". But when I don't use, the sentence sounds odd. Should I use "the" or not?
2) By saying "Land of Talkings", I mean to say "Land of the Talking Animals". But I want to say it without 'animals'. Is "Land of Talkings" true? Or may be "Land of the Talkings"? Or should I use 'speakers' or 'talkers' or something else instead of 'talkings'? How would you say it?
Thanks in advance