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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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ruinned
The X history of heritage was ruinned by the invaders
Is the above sentence correct?
Thank you
Is the above sentence correct?
Thank you
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ruined not ruinned. I don't see how you can have a history of heritage.
- ruined not ruinned.
- I don't see how you can have a history of heritage.
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ruined not ruinned.
I don't see how you can have a history of heritage.
I don't see how you can have a history of heritage.
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Thank you very much Nona,
Can I say:
The X country's heritage was ruined by the invaders.
Can I say:
The X country's heritage was ruined by the invaders.
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Hi,
In context with “heritage” and “civilization”, I personally prefer “destroy”. Ruin – sounds a little off in my opinion
We can use “ruin” in context relating to marriage, party, objects like clothes, etc…
In context with “heritage” and “civilization”, I personally prefer “destroy”. Ruin – sounds a little off in my opinion
We can use “ruin” in context relating to marriage, party, objects like clothes, etc…
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