I wonder if the sentence "Emily had all her canaries in different cages." could provide us rather with info that each cage differs from the other by size, form, etc. or that each canary has its own cage?
Thank you beforehand!
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Гєник Бєляков
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I wonder if the sentence "Emily had all her canaries in different cages." could provide us rather with info that each cage differs from the other by size, form, etc. or that each canary has its own cage?
Thank you beforehand!
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