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Eunjinny Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Result of
This situaton led to the result of the destruction of the land.
Can I use this sentence meaning 'the result is the destruction of the land' ?
Can I use this sentence meaning 'the result is the destruction of the land' ?
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The sentence seems awkward to me. " It's obvious from the words "led to" that the destruction is the "result".
- The sentence seems awkward to me.
- " It's obvious from the words "led to" that the destruction is the "result".
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The sentence seems awkward to me. It would be better to simply say:
"This situation led to the destruction of the land."
It's obvious from the words "led to" that the destruction is the "result".
"This situation led to the destruction of the land."
It's obvious from the words "led to" that the destruction is the "result".
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eunjinnyCan I use this sentence meaning 'the result is the destruction of the land' ?No. In addition to the suggestions above, you could also say,
This situation resulted in the destruction of the land.
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