- The bird has two yellow spots on its wings.
versus
- The bird has a yellow spot on both wings.
Do they mean the same?
Which one describes more accurately the yellow spots of the following bird?
(Other alternatives are welcomed too).
- The bird has two yellow spots on its wings.
versus
- The bird has a yellow spot on both wings.
Do they mean the same?
Which one describes more accurately the yellow spots of the following bird?
(Other alternatives are welcomed too).
- The bird has two yellow spots on its wings.
versus
- The bird has a yellow spot on both wings.
Do they mean the same?
Which one describes more accurately the yellow spots of the following bird?
(Other alternatives are welcomed too).
I never did like those grey preformatted text boxes. Added relevant tag, deleted question mark in title
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"Two yellow spots on its wings" vs "a yellow spot on both wings?"wings"
"The bird has two yellow spots on its wings."
- The bird has two yellow spots on its wings.
versus
"The bird has a yellow spot on both wings."
- The bird has a yellow spot on both wings.
Do they mean the same?
Which one describes more accurately the yellow spots of the following bird?
(Other alternatives are welcomed too).
"Two yellow spots on its wings" vs "a yellow spot on both wings?"
"The bird has two yellow spots on its wings."
versus
"The bird has a yellow spot on both wings."
Do they mean the same?
Which one describes more accurately the yellow spots of the following bird?
(Other alternatives are welcomed too).
"Two yellow spots on its wings" vs "a yellow spot on both wings"
- The bird has two yellow spots on its wings.
versus
- The bird has a yellow spot on both wings.
Do they mean the same?
Which one describes more accurately the yellow spots of the following bird?
(Other alternatives are welcomed too).
