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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Devastated area
Which are correct:
1) That area is very devastated.
2) That area is much devastated.
3) That area is very much devastated.
4) That is a very devastated area.
5) That is a much devastated area.
6) That is a very much devastated area.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) That area is very devastated.
2) That area is much devastated.
3) That area is very much devastated.
4) That is a very devastated area.
5) That is a much devastated area.
6) That is a very much devastated area.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
devastated means there was a huge amount of destruction. It is superfluous to add intensifiers like 'very 'and 'much'.
- devastated means there was a huge amount of destruction.
- It is superfluous to add intensifiers like 'very 'and 'much'.
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devastated means there was a huge amount of destruction.
It is superfluous to add intensifiers like 'very 'and 'much'.
It is superfluous to add intensifiers like 'very 'and 'much'.
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