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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Can we say this way:
Not only was everything he had robbed of, but he himself was badly beated up.
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Poor guy! But we need to say it a little differently: Not only was he robbed of everything he had, but he himself was badly beaten up. ( or "beat up")
- Poor guy!
- But we need to say it a little differently: Not only was he robbed of everything he had, but he himself was badly beaten up.
- ( or "beat up")
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Poor guy!
But we need to say it a little differently:
Not only was he robbed of everything he had, but he himself was badly beaten up.
( or "beat up")
But we need to say it a little differently:
Not only was he robbed of everything he had, but he himself was badly beaten up.
( or "beat up")
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Thank you for your kind explanation. But is the following correct?
What's up to your watch?
Oh, it's robbed of.
What's up to your watch?
Oh, it's robbed of.
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