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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Can anyone please choose the best out of these two sentence?
1. An undercover cop, ACP Jayaseelan, is in the mission to bring down villains, and vows to put the crimes to halt. He succeeds in his mission, but the crimes continue.
2. A cop gets killed by a local gang and assistant commissioner Jayaseelan exterminates the gang by way of unofficial encounters and rid the city of all the negative elements, but nothing can stop their crimes.
1. An undercover cop, ACP Jayaseelan, is in the mission to bring down villains, and vows to put the crimes to halt. He succeeds in his mission, but the crimes continue.
2. A cop gets killed by a local gang and assistant commissioner Jayaseelan exterminates the gang by way of unofficial encounters and rid the city of all the negative elements, but nothing can stop their crimes.
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1. An undercover cop, ACP Jayaseelan, is on a mission to bring down villai ns an d vows to put a halt to the crimes. He succeeds in his mission, but the crimes continue.
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- An undercover cop, ACP Jayaseelan, is on a mission to bring down villai ns an d vows to put a halt to the crimes.
- He succeeds in his mission, but the crimes continue.
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- A cop is killed by a local ga ng, an d Assistant Commissioner Jayaseelan exterminates the gang by way of unofficial encounters and rids the city of all its negative elements, but nothing can stop their crimes .
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1. An undercover cop, ACP Jayaseelan, is on a mission to bring down villains and vows to put a halt to the crimes. He succeeds in his mission, but the crimes continue.
2. A cop is killed by a local gang, and Assistant Commissioner Jayaseelan exterminates the gang by way of unofficial encounters and rids the city of all its
2. A cop is killed by a local gang, and Assistant Commissioner Jayaseelan exterminates the gang by way of unofficial encounters and rids the city of all its
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Thanks for the correction and I have question, is it good to have "the" before the villains? on a mission to bring down (the) villains and vows to put a halt to
on a mission to bring down villains and vows to put a halt to
on a mission to bring down villains and vows to put a halt to
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Anonymous, is it good to have "the" before the villains?If the reader knows which villains are referred to.
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Ok, thank you. I would prefer to add "the", because the phrase sounds good with me. Thanks once again.
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