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Abil Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Saw its peace
Branding Pang as an accomplice of military dictator General x, Yeng said it was because of these people that the country slid back into chaos and the Sung province saw its peace, stability and development stalled. (Names made up)
Is the sentence and choice of words okay? Thanks.
Is the sentence and choice of words okay? Thanks.
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An accomplice is a person who helps someone to do something bad. To see your money stolen is simply to have it happen. It has nothing to do with your eyes.
- An accomplice is a person who helps someone to do something bad.
- To see your money stolen is simply to have it happen.
- It has nothing to do with your eyes.
- To see your investments tripple in value would be a very good thing.
- The Sung Province saw some of its good things damaged .
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An accomplice is a person who helps someone to do something bad.
To see your money stolen is simply to have it happen. It has nothing to do with your eyes.
To see your investments tripple in value would be a very good thing.
The Sung Province saw some of its good things damaged.
It lost its peace and its stability, a
To see your money stolen is simply to have it happen. It has nothing to do with your eyes.
To see your investments tripple in value would be a very good thing.
The Sung Province saw some of its good things damaged.
It lost its peace and its stability, a
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