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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi there,

Could you please advise if you used these words in ordinary conversation?


The illness deplete his energy.

War deplete country's wealth.

Heavy storm disrupted power last night.

War disrupted trade between these two countries for many years.

I opposed / against that plan. (Both wards are pretty much same meaning)

I was opposed that plan. (Adjective)

As opposed to option A, I prefer option B.



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Self correction.... The illness depletes his energy. War depletes country's wealth.

— John Aki

  • Self correction....
  • The illness depletes his energy.
  • War depletes country's wealth.
  • Cheers
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Self correction....


The illness depletes his energy.

War depletes country's wealth.


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After thought, I think these two words share almost same meaning and exchangeable. Am I correct?


Heavy storm disrupted / interrupted power last night.

War disrupted / interrupted trade between these two countries for many years.

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John AkiThe illness deplete his energy.

The illness is depleting his energy. (now)
The illness depleted his energy. (in the past)

John AkiWar deplete the country's wealth.

Same as above.

John AkiHeavy
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