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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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flooded

Can I say,


  1. The village was flooded because of the downpour.

  2. The village was flooded because it had a downpour.

  3. There was /were flooded because of a downpour.

  4. They are leaving their house when it was flooded.

  5. The street was flooded because it was a downpour.

  6. There was flooded after a downpour.

  7. The house state was flooded because the downpour had happened for 3 days.
  

Top answer

-- OK The village was flooded because it suffered a downpour. There was flooding because of a downpour. They left their house when it was flooded.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- OK The village was flooded because it suffered a downpour.
  • There was flooding because of a downpour.
  • They left their house when it was flooded.
  • The street was flooded because there was a downpour.
  • There was flooding after a downpour.
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  1. The village was flooded because of the downpour.-- OK


  2. The village was flooded because it suffered a downpour.

  3. There was flooding because of a downpour.

  4. They left their house when it was flooded.

  5. The street was flooded because there was a downpour.

  6. There was
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Can I say,
(a) It was flooded after a downpour.
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