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Song/singing Hi, there Which one is right? “Birds that aren’t exposed to any songs sometimes won’t learn how to sing” or “Birds that aren’t exposed to any singing sometimes won’t learn how to sing”? Thank you

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Both are acceptable - good, even. The difference between "any songs"  and "any singing" is very small, in terms of meaning, and in terms of English grammar you have a free choice here. "Songs", in this context, would be taken to mean "birdsong" I think :) Often, in English, there are many "correct" ways to write something, and there is not really only one "right" choice. Well written.

Song/singing

Hi, there

Which one is right? “Birds that aren’t exposed to any songs sometimes won’t learn how to sing” or “Birds that aren’t exposed to any singing sometimes won’t learn how to sing”? 

Thank you


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Song/singing

Hi, there

Which one is right? “Birds that aren’t exposed to any songs sometimes won’t learn how to sing” or “Birds that aren’t exposed to any singing sometimes won’t learn how to sing”?

Thank you
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Olá, You Português?
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