Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Tortoise"

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Tortoises live on land, turtles live in the water

A: tortoise= turtle that lives on land
turtle= lives in water

A: A tortoise is a type of turtle which lives on land, while turtles are generally in the water. They both look similar but have different features.

A: Tortoises live on land, and turtles live in water.

Tortoises have features that are beneficial to land dwelling creatures such as rougher skin, larger and thicker "feet", and rounder shells (and bodies). They also tend to be duller in color (an adaptation for land-living).

Turtles, on the other hand, have features that are more suited to aquatic living such as more streamlined bodies, flatter + wider shells, smoother skin, and depending on the species smaller "feet" or just paddles altogether. They also tend to be more vibrant in color (an adaptation to aquatic living environments).

Again, depending on the species, each can and do go between land and water, however they predominantly reside in their respective areas. Both have beak-like mouths, however only one had a famous cartoon based on them (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 😉)

Sizes for each vary, depending on the specie. The giant green sea turtle can grow to massive sizes, whereas its river counterparts might be a smaller size.


Some example sentences:

"I really enjoyed seeing the [turtles] at the aquarium today."

"Did you see the rare specie of [tortoise] at the zoo?"


I hope this helps〜

A: Tortoise: usually stays on land,larger and heavier shell.
Turtle:spends most of its time in the water,lighter and smoother shell

You'll notice the difference rather easily

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A: Tortuss - (with tuss as in puss).

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A: So person A was asking why the tortoise was on the motorway, but person B decided to interpret the question differently. Some people use “doing” when they’re talking about how fast a car was going. For example:

He got arrested because he was doing 50 in a school zone.
(This means that he was driving 50 mph)

So since person B interpreted the question as “How fast was the tortoise going on the motorway”, he/she replied that the tortoise was going 10 yards an hour. And that’s where the joke is. Tortoises are known for being slow, and 10 yards an hour would be an extremely slow speed.

A: tortoise! and please! .

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A: It should be slow instead of "slowly", since slowly is an adverb (a word that describes a verb) and in the sentence, the turtle isn't doing anything. If you want to say "The tortoise is moving slowly," you could. :) Hope that helped!