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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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prevent do/doing
Hey everyone. I am wondering if this sentence is grammatically and semantically correct: Prevent ingrowth bloodthirsty fanaticism and murder your children and grandchildren.
It should say something like : stop ... fanaticism and stop murders of your children ... Thanks.
It should say something like : stop ... fanaticism and stop murders of your children ... Thanks.
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Anonymous Hey everyone. It should say something like : stop ... fanaticism and stop murders of your children ...
- Anonymous Hey everyone.
- It should say something like : stop ...
- fanaticism and stop murders of your children ...
- Thanks.
- The meaning of this is unclear.
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Anonymous Hey everyone. I am wondering if this sentence is grammatically and semantically correct: Prevent ingrowth bloodthirsty fanaticism and murder your children and grandchildren.It should say something like : stop ... fanaticism and stop murders of your children ... Thanks.The meaning of this is unclear. You should explain it more.
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