Have you ever watched wild birds fly past and wanted to learn more about them?
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Start looking for birds, and use your notebook to take notes on them. You can start looking in a local park. Once you get to know those feathered friends, go to the countryside or a nature reserve and look for more.
First, what does "get to know" here mean? Is it "come to know" or "start to know?"
Second, I wonder why it's not "feathering friends" but 'feathered friends" since, I presume, "the birds are feathering" makes more sense than "the birds are feathered." Thanks.
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Start looking for birds, and use your notebook to take notes on them. You can start looking in a local park. Once you get to know those feathered friends, go to the countryside or a nature reserve and look for more.
First, what does "get to know" here mean? Is it "come to know" or "start to know?"
Second, I wonder why it's not "feathering friends" but 'feathered friends" since, I presume, "the birds are feathering" makes more sense than "the birds are feathered." Thanks.