English Grammar and Syntax (1 Viewer)

[Coyote]

I 'm posting this thread to help international non-native English speakers.
English teachers please chime in.

First question: Is it a wolf's DEN or LAIR?

 

[LowerBama1714]

Second question…

Is the gap between your bung hole and nards the Taint, Gooch, or Chode?

 

[Highli99]

If you like wolves, its a den. If you don't like wolves, definitely a lair.

I think wolves are cool, but they don't live around me or eat my livestock or children.

I have very different feelings about Yotes which do live around me.

 

[Machine]

First question: Is it a wolf's DEN or LAIR?

Wolves only have dens

A dragon could have a den or a lair

Evil villains have Lairs

 

[doublebooyah85]

Den is more common.

Wolf’s den or wolves’ den?

 

[Coyote]

Second question…

Is the gap between your bung hole and nards the Taint, Gooch, or Chode?

This is for very advanced learners.

 

[ekricket]

I 'm posting this thread to help international non-native English speakers.
English teachers please chime in.

First question: Is it a wolf's DEN or LAIR?

I think for the purpose of expressing an idea to another person using language either is fine.

It’s the entire place where the wolf lives, not just where he watches tv or where he plots to overtake the world.