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Brazil flagAlberto Montalvão
About describe a fruit When you are describe one fruit you say if it make sounds or not?

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Revised: When you describe a fruit, do you say if it make sounds or not? No, I do not. To my knowledge, no fruit talks, speaks, or otherwise make noises. --------------------------------------------- Grammar: "are describe" is not a valid verb form. There are three possible forms of the present tense: (1) describe, (2) are describing, or (3) do describe. You should know how and when to use present tense in all its forms. You should have learned this in your first few weeks of English lessons.
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Your question is not framed properly and I could not get the context of it. Try to correct the question.
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"About describe a fruit" is bad grammar and demonstrates you have some glaring weaknesses in your English knowledge. You need to review the "Eight Parts of Speech" and "Gerunds". This is much more important to you than trying to describe fruits. "about" is a preposition and MUST have a noun after it. => About describing (gerund).

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