Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Panda"

A: this means that they feed the pandas mother between the hours of 2 o'clock and 3 o'clock in the afternoon or between 1400 and 1500 hours.

A: I hear panda mentally for sure!

A: there is a place (job) for him

A: Because "bamboo" is uncountable

A: Giant pandas are the big black-and-white pandas. Red pandas are the other kind of pandas.

A: When people say “panda”, they mean 大熊猫, also called a Giant Panda or a Panda Bear. We also use the name “panda” for the red panda (Ailurus fulgens), but if someone just says “panda” they mean the giant panda.

A: yes! have not can be temporary. like i have not started school yet but i will next term. but it can also be used to mean have never when you add "before" at the end. eg. i have not tried this before.

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A: You said it😉

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A: He tried to make an Origami panda bear. But it was too difficult and took a long time, so we gave up! We are going to try it again tonight.

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A: I was surprised when I found out [learned] that panda bears are vegetarian.

A: Pandas are so popular at the zoo, that panda inspired souvenirs sell well.

A: You're missing the articles "the" in many words. It's very important in English grammar because it's indicating that specific panda, and not the pandas in general.

"The panda was sleeping at the start (or beginning) and didn't notice the guy [...]" The reason we don't say "didn't noticed" is because "didn't = did not" is already in past tense. Once two verbs are found in one sentence, the second verb always remains in infinitive.

"He didn't notice me before"

"[...] until he touched it and the panda took a hold of his feet immediately."