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Let's pour ice into oceans to stop ice melting in Antarctica.
yes u canyou can't "pour" something that's in solid aggregate state
yes u can
you can't "pour" something that's in solid aggregate state
Why It's Grammatically Fine
- "Pour" means to cause a substance to flow from a container into another in a steady stream.
- Ice cubes can flow in a stream (e.g., from an ice bucket or dispenser), so technically, you can pour them.
- It's similar to how we say "pour cereal" or "pour nuts"—solid items that flow freely.
(And yes, I used ai for this.)
u can pour sandproof?
You're retarded, the same way you pour cereal, you can also pour ice. And everything I said is factually true. Also, I didn't want to bother typing out a reply, but here you go. I challenge you to name ONE wrong thing I've said that qualifies me as low IQ or any mistakes I've made.> talking about a physical process
> why it's "grammatically" fine
and i know you used ai. except it's obvious from the wording, it's also obvious you are too low iq to provide an answer on your own
p. s. not to mention how fucking garbage the "reasoning" above is
The way you just refuted yourself is ironic.> talking about a physical process
> why it's "grammatically" fine
and i know you used ai. except it's obvious from the wording, it's also obvious you are too low iq to provide an answer on your own
p. s. not to mention how fucking garbage the "reasoning" above is
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