is a pond a person, place, or thing?

Answer 1

Firstly, a pond is not a person, as it is not alive (even if the creatures are inside it.)

Secondly, a pond is not a place, as you do not travel to a pond. a pond is the meaning of a small lake, so it is a small patch of water, with no importance (unless you count the borders)

So this leaves out thing, and a pond is a thing, as it is simply a body of water. and water is a thing. a pond is also a thing, as since creatures live inside it, a pond can connote a house, and the creatures can connote us humans, so a house is an object, which shows that a pond is not a person or a place.

In conclusion, I say that a pond is a thing, as it connotes houses which are things and a pond is a body of water, and water is a thing.

Answer 2

A pond is a thing where frogs and tadpoles and plants live. It is a small pool of water

Answer 3

A pond is a thing. It is a large body of water, usually natural, that is either still or slow-moving. For example, a small pond surrounded by trees in a park is a thing.

Answer 4

POND is a thing, specifically a small body of still water, ofter found in a park or garden.

Answer 5

Its a place not a thing because a place is where u can live or go while a thing is something u can hold or get.

Answer 6

A pond is an object that can be perceived by the senses. It is a body of water that can be seen, touched, and sometimes also heard or smelled. As such, it can be classified as a thing.

Answer 7

Because l don't know

Answer 8

A pond is a thing

Answer 9

A pond is also a

Answer 10

place