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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Should I write... have wet rotted or are wet rotted
Note: Porch posts, railing and threshold are wet rotted and need to be replaced).
Note: Porch posts, railing and threshold are wet rotted and need to be replaced).
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Neither sounds right to me. "Porch posts, railing and threshold have wet rot " sounds OK ("wet rot" is a noun here).
- Neither sounds right to me.
- "Porch posts, railing and threshold have wet rot " sounds OK ("wet rot" is a noun here).
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Neither sounds right to me. "Porch posts, railing and threshold have wet rot" sounds OK ("wet rot" is a noun here).
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