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can't see cats vs can't see dogs

Both phrases are correct, but they convey different meanings. 'Can't see cats' means the speaker is unable to see any cats, while 'can't see dogs' means the speaker is unable to see any dogs. The choice between the two depends on the specific context and what the speaker is referring to.

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can't see cats

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express the inability to see any cats.

This phrase is used when someone is unable to visually perceive any cats around them.

Examples:

  • I can't see cats in this neighborhood.
  • Due to my allergies, I can't see cats without sneezing.
  • If you do let your cat outside, daylight hours are the safest. At night, car drivers can't see cats, and there are more wild animals that may attack them. A quick- release collar is a good idea so your cat can get away if she gets caught on something ...
  • Remove. Marianne Meijer van Eunen Cool cats. 1 min. Remove. Remove. Charlene St George LOL! These are fantastic. Because I can't see cats/kittens without thinking of you Kaitlin! 9 mins. Remove. Remove. Genette Gary All adorable!
  • Being hit by cars on the road when visibility is low and drivers can't see cats in their path. Killing wildlife that is especially vulnerable at night. Clearly if you want your cat to be as safe as possible and avoid neighbourhood disputes it is best that ...
  • Jun 15, 2013 ... GRANGER: I just can't see cats in space. There's just too many wires and cords around. So... (LAUGHTER). SAGAL: All right. Well, we spoke to someone familiar with the real story. EMILY ANTHES: Cats are not known for ...

Alternatives:

  • I can't spot any cats.
  • There are no cats in sight.

can't see dogs

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express the inability to see any dogs.

This phrase is used when someone is unable to visually perceive any dogs around them.

Examples:

  • I can't see dogs in the park today.
  • In this area, you can't see dogs roaming freely.
  • Their joints aren't built for it and they're cautious about backing into things they can't see. Dogs can move backwards at slow speed, horses can be faster but they may have to be trained. People can't run backwards very well at all either, ...
  • 4 days ago ... ... an odour whether it's flora, fauna, on land, or even under the sea! Because they can smell what we can't see, dogs are used in conservation to track rare animals, detect pest species, and locate threatened native plants.
  • Jan 25, 2015 ... They say deaf people can't see dogs coming, but we have excellent peripheral vision; much more so than your typical hearing mail person. What about hearing mail people who get ripped up by dogs they don't see or hear ...
  • 443 · February 28, 2014 at 2:02am. Remove. 59 Replies. Remove. Valeri Marinov As far as they are the same, green ones still taste the best. 203 · February 28, 2014 at 2:01am. Remove. 12 Replies. Remove. Luca Dvs Colors can't see dogs.

Alternatives:

  • I can't spot any dogs.
  • There are no dogs in sight.

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