Harvest Festival Lesson Ideas I was wondering which verb would suit best in this sentence to harvest or to collect It is the time for sowing turnips and peas and for collecting harvesting courgettes and lettuce Thanks in advance for your kind cooperation
Hello everybody in this forum In the past week I have read a couple of articles where they use this term to harvest an animal For instance one article read that it is illegal to harvest white sharks in Australia What do they mean with harvest Is it Even after hearing your explanation I don t find harvest one s friendship natural sounding Cultivate definition wise would make more sense but even then I wouldn t really use it
Harvest Festival Lesson Ideas
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Good point Harvest might make sense but harness the potential is the expected idiom When you harvest something you remove it from its source After harvesting apples the trees no longer have apples on them After harvesting the employees potential Active forums about languages and translation
Plant means to put the seeds in the ground Whether anything grows as a result of that is another matter Grow can be intransitive or transitive Flowers grow You can grow flowers Cultivate is similar to grow in is transitive sense It sounds technical and literary It refers to agricultural activity in general I don t think you d use it for what you do in a single season Hola Estoy traduciendo la siguiente frase y me gustar a saber si en este contexto estar a bien usar my own harvest para referirme a algo que ha fabricado la mente Frase Qued aterrada al descubrir la cantidad de juicios y prejuicios que habitan mi mente Algunos eran heredados otros
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Hi Here is a maxim ascribed to Pythagoras and I don t understand the underlined in its explanation Pick not up what has fallen from the table Dacier This maxim was believed to encourage charity leave the crumbs for the birds and the loose ears of corn for the gleaners Haha no this is a legitmate expression to somebody s socks off is a way of describing proficiency skill eg I will dance your socks off so harvest your initial thought was correct it means that the person who said this to year
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I was wondering which verb would suit best in this sentence to harvest or to collect It is the time for sowing turnips and peas and for collecting harvesting courgettes and lettuce Thanks in advance for your kind cooperation
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Hello everybody in this forum In the past week I have read a couple of articles where they use this term to harvest an animal For instance one article read that it is illegal to harvest white sharks in Australia What do they mean with harvest Is it
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