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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Memorial

Hi.
Is 'memorial' used correctly in:

The gravestone is one of the memorials which is made for the person slept under the ground and in most places of the world there are different signs on them and it is a way of showing the beliefs and cultures of the deceased person.
?Thanks in advance
  

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It has worse problems. A gravestone or tombstone is a memorial for a deceased person who has been buried, and in most of the world there are names, symbols or messages on it, a way of showing the beliefs and culture of the deceased.

— Mister Micawber

  • It has worse problems.
  • A gravestone or tombstone is a memorial for a deceased person who has been buried, and in most of the world there are names, symbols or messages on it, a way of showing the beliefs and culture of the deceased.
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It has worse problems.

A gravestone or tombstone is a memorial for a deceased person who has been buried, and in most of the world there are names, symbols or messages on it, a way of showing the beliefs and culture of the deceased.
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Why not 'one of the memorials'?
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soheil1Why not 'one of the memorials'?
It is distracting.
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Why not 'most places'?
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Mister Micawber soheil1Why not 'one of the memorials'?It is distracting.
How is it distracting?

Haven't you seen 'one of...'?
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soheil1How is it distracting?
It sets the reader to thinking of alternatives to the subject of your statement.
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