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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
movie
I thought the movie story was about chemical weapon dealing and IMF agents averted the villain to do that.
Is the above sentence correct?
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Is the above sentence correct?
Thank you
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movie story is unnecessary. Just movie is enough. I don't think you mean averted .
- movie story is unnecessary.
- Just movie is enough.
- I don't think you mean averted .
- Do you mean urged ?
- Do you mean prevented from ?
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movie story is unnecessary. Just movie is enough.
I don't think you mean averted. Do you mean urged? Do you mean prevented from?
avert
1 : to turn away or aside (as the eyes) in avoidance
2 : to see coming and ward off : AVOID <avert disaster>
to do that at the e
I don't think you mean averted. Do you mean urged? Do you mean prevented from?
avert
1 : to turn away or aside (as the eyes) in avoidance
2 : to see coming and ward off : AVOID <avert disaster>
to do that at the e
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