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Mahir123456 Posted 4 years ago
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a movement is a social movement that seeks to achieve ideas such as the ending of a particular war minimise inter human violence in a particular place.
Can I use here minimiseing or minimization?
Help??.
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Mahir123456 A movement is a social movement that seeks to achieve ideas goals such as the ending of a particular war minimise or the minimising of inter human violence in a particular place. As shown above. You can achieve a goal, but you can't achieve an idea.
- Mahir123456 A movement is a social movement that seeks to achieve ideas goals such as the ending of a particular war minimise or the minimising of inter human violence in a particular place.
- As shown above.
- You can achieve a goal, but you can't achieve an idea.
- Note the parallelism: the ending of ...
- / the minimising of ...
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Mahir123456A movement is a social movement that seeks to achieveideasgoals such as the ending of a particular warminimiseor the minimising of inter human violence in a particular place.
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