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27 January
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The kivi fruits are still raw
The kivi fruits are still unripe
The kivi fruits aren't ripe yet
Are they the same and correct?
The kivi fruits are still raw
The kivi fruits are still unripe
The kivi fruits aren't ripe yet
Are they the same and correct?
The kivi fruits are still unripe
The kivi fruits aren't ripe yet
Are they the same and correct?
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they all mean the same thing but #3 would be the most common.
You could also say:
The Kivi (I don't know what that is... do you mean KIWI) isn't ripe yet. (you don't have to say FRUITS and it sounds funny anyway to make FRUIT plural...)
#1 - to say fruit is RAW, sounds funny. RAW means not cooked, and you would mostly say it about MEAT, fish, chicken.
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they all mean the same thing but #3 would be the most common.
You could also say:
The Kivi (I don't know what that is... do you mean KIWI) isn't ripe yet. (you don't have to say FRUITS and it sounds funny anyway to make FRUIT plural...)
#1 - to say fruit is RAW, sounds funny. RAW means not cooked, and you would mostly say it about MEAT, fish, chicken.
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@JDNNHH
The third one is best, but the other ones are not incorrect. You should be understood whichever you use! :)
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