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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
is this sentence correct
in our religion teachers are defied
(that we respect our teachers so much, that they are like god)
(that we respect our teachers so much, that they are like god)
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Anonymous in our religion teachers are defied(that we respect our teachers so much, that they are like ***) No. A sentence begins with a capital letter, and ends with a full stop (period). You have used the past participle of " defy " which means to disobey .
- Anonymous in our religion teachers are defied(that we respect our teachers so much, that they are like ***) No.
- A sentence begins with a capital letter, and ends with a full stop (period).
- You have used the past participle of " defy " which means to disobey .
- That is not the meaning you explained.
- You want the verb "deify", which means to treat as a ***.
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Anonymous in our religion teachers are defied(that we respect our teachers so much, that they are like ***)No.
A sentence begins with a capital letter, and ends with a full stop (period).
You have used the past participle of "defy" which means to disobey. That is not the meaning you explained.
You want the v
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I would put a comma after "religion." Otherwise, it is correct.
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