There are no cows in the milk. What's the next sentence?

There are no cows in the milk. The next sentence is: mineral water has no mineral, so there is no spouse in it.

For example:

1, there is no cow in milk, just like there is no cow in my world.

2. There is no cow in the milk, just like there is no wife in the old lady's cake, no fish in the fish-flavored shredded pork, and no mine in the mineral water.

There is no cow in the milk, no wife in the old woman's cake, and that person has nothing in his heart.

There is no cow in the milk, and there is no water in the crystal.

Opposite:

An antithetical sentence is an antithetical sentence. It is a rhetorical way to express two relative or similar meanings with a pair of phrases or sentences with equal words, the same structure and symmetrical meaning. Of course, both sides should be symmetrical, and the number of words should not be too much or too little.

The pile here is a verb, which means to put things together in pairs. The word "war" comes from ancient rituals, and it is often carried out in pairs, which means ceremonial fighting. Duel refers to a rhetoric composed of two opposite phrases or sentences with the same number of words, similar syntax and related meanings.