Re: When DID agriculture start?
- From: larryc@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 31 Oct 2006 10:26:45 -0800
Aardvark J. Bandersnatch wrote:
"Larry Caldwell" <firstnamelastinitial@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:MPG.1fad18c21d6515d89898ed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
That was just a satellite photo of some interesting crop circles. A
full section, minus the corners, is a pretty typical size for crop
circles in arid regions with a flat topography. They can be very
productive.
Odd placement for a pronoun. Which noun does "They" refer to, please? Did
you mean to say that flat topography is productive (since it's the last noun
preceding the pronoun), regions *is* productive (the next closest), or arid
regions *is* productive?
You must have skipped sentence diagramming in the 5th grade. "In" is
a preposition, used here as the beginning of a prepositional phrase.
The topic under discussion was crop circles, which can be very
productive. Of course, they require a plentiful water supply,
mechanical pumping and control systems to make them work.
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