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New Hope Posted 13 years ago
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Please explain the difference between "ruled" and "ruled over", i.e. he ruled England and he ruled over England.
  

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e. he ruled England and he ruled over England. ruled over suggests someone more despotic.

— CalifJim

  • e.
  • he ruled England and he ruled over England.
  • ruled over suggests someone more despotic.
  • CJ
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haroon rashid Please explain the difference between "ruled" and "ruled over", i.e. he ruled England and he ruled over England.
ruled over suggests someone more despotic.

CJ
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