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Lazzy boy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Deep roots
Hi
what is the appropriate way to put this expression straight?
"The relations between US and UK has made deep roots"
Is made the common word when using this expression?
LB
what is the appropriate way to put this expression straight?
"The relations between US and UK has made deep roots"
Is made the common word when using this expression?
LB
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lazzy boy "The relations between US and UK has made deep roots" Here is one version I could think of: The relationship between the US and the UK is deep-rooted.
- lazzy boy "The relations between US and UK has made deep roots" Here is one version I could think of: The relationship between the US and the UK is deep-rooted.
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lazzy boy"The relations between US and UK has made deep roots"Here is one version I could think of:
The relationship between the US and the UK is deep-rooted.
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Thanks
But what is the appropriate verb that comes before deep root?
But what is the appropriate verb that comes before deep root?
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In this case, "is." Deep-rooted is an adjective. It describes a long, close, and friendly relationship.
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