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No. First, the capital E is wrong, even if "expired" is the right word. However, "expired" is not the right word.
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- First, the capital E is wrong, even if "expired" is the right word.
- However, "expired" is not the right word.
- My uncle is dead or deceased.
- My uncle has passed away.
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No.
First, the capital E is wrong, even if "expired" is the right word.
However, "expired" is not the right word.
My uncle is dead or deceased.
My uncle has passed away. My uncle is no longer living.
He couldn't have been with us on that trip in 2002, because by then my uncle had passed away/was dead.
First, the capital E is wrong, even if "expired" is the right word.
However, "expired" is not the right word.
My uncle is dead or deceased.
My uncle has passed away. My uncle is no longer living.
He couldn't have been with us on that trip in 2002, because by then my uncle had passed away/was dead.
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