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Victorycountry Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
effective with
Hi,
I am just wondering if the following sentence does make sence.
e.g. Encirclement policy of China can be "done effective with using Japan" as a second line of defence.
Honestly, I haven't seen "be effective with doing ..." grammar structure before.
Thanks in advance.
I am just wondering if the following sentence does make sence.
e.g. Encirclement policy of China can be "done effective with using Japan" as a second line of defence.
Honestly, I haven't seen "be effective with doing ..." grammar structure before.
Thanks in advance.
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" ... " is probably the intended phrase. "to be effective with doing" is not English.
- " ...
- " is probably the intended phrase.
- "to be effective with doing" is not English.
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" ... can [be / become / made] effective by using Japan as ..." is probably the intended phrase.
"to be effective with doing" is not English.
"to be effective with doing" is not English.
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