His government/ministry was the most corrupted one.
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Could you please tell me whether the following sentences are correct? If incorrect, please help me to write them naturally.
1) His government/ministry was the most corrupted one. (I'm not sure whether the word 'corrupted' can be used this way.)
2) I convinced them to make it one hour earlier.
Suppose I came back from a tour at 1 P.M. Now it is 4 P.M. But still, I feel tired. In this context, could you please tell me which of the sentences are correct?
1) I am tired because I was travelling for eight hours.
2) I am tired because I have been travelling for eight hours.
3) I am tired because I have travelled for eight hours.
3) I am tired because I travelled for eight hours.
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cat navy 425 1) His government/ministry was the most corrupted one. ) You can omit "one" at the end, but what you have is not wrong. You can use 'corrupted' that way.
- cat navy 425 1) His government/ministry was the most corrupted one.
- ) You can omit "one" at the end, but what you have is not wrong.
- You can use 'corrupted' that way.
- Yes.
- cat navy 425 2) I convinced them to make it one hour earlier.
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cat navy 4251) His government/ministry was the most corrupted one. (I'm not sure whether the word 'corrupted' can be used this way.)
You can omit "one" at the end, but what you have is not wrong.
You can use 'corrupted' that way. Yes.
cat navy 4252) I convinced them to make it one hour earlier.
Correct.
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