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Latest post Tue, Oct 2 2007 10:29 PM by Doll. 1 replies.
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Ayar  +  426393 Tue, 02 Oct 07 10:06 PM

Can't I say "a fish" without stating its species?

Is "Is this a fish?" incorrect?

Ayar
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Doll  +  426398 Tue, 02 Oct 07 10:29 PM
No it is not incorrect. For example they offer you a plate of food and you can't figure out whether it is fish or meat so you ask "Is this a fish?" Tourists generally do this. Smile [:)]
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