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Summerleave Posted 21 years ago
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00 would you like to tell me the difference between aggression and invasion? 02 br
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00 would you like to tell me the difference between aggression and invasion? 02 br
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0 Hello, Summerleave! 02 br 00 To me, "aggression" is more personal and violent, and "invasion" refers to a territory. ), whereas a territory is invaded.
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- 02 br 00 To me, "aggression" is more personal and violent, and "invasion" refers to a territory.
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0 Hello, Summerleave! 02 br
00 To me, "aggression" is more personal and violent, and "invasion" refers to a territory. 02 br
00 A person can be aggressed in many different ways (physical, psychological, ...), whereas a territory is invaded. 0-
00 To me, "aggression" is more personal and violent, and "invasion" refers to a territory. 02 br
00 A person can be aggressed in many different ways (physical, psychological, ...), whereas a territory is invaded. 0-
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0 Hi Summerleave, 02 br
00 Pieanne is right, usually we use invasion to talk about the territories. Though aggression can be used in a similar context, as the following taken from the Cobuild. As you see, there is a slight difference wheather to use aggression or invasion. In the following sentence, for example, if invasion were used instead of aggression, it would meant that the Chine
00 Pieanne is right, usually we use invasion to talk about the territories. Though aggression can be used in a similar context, as the following taken from the Cobuild. As you see, there is a slight difference wheather to use aggression or invasion. In the following sentence, for example, if invasion were used instead of aggression, it would meant that the Chine
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