0
Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
semantics
i am still a little bit confuse about how to differentiate between devastate and ravage. if there a sentence:
The disease has devastated the area’s oak tree population.
Could i replace the position of 'devastate' to 'ravage'?
The disease has devastated the area’s oak tree population.
Could i replace the position of 'devastate' to 'ravage'?
Top answer
"I," the personal pronoun is always capitalized. And confuse d . You don't want to replace the position, just substitute one word for the other.
- "I," the personal pronoun is always capitalized.
- And confuse d .
- You don't want to replace the position, just substitute one word for the other.
- Which you may do.
- They're synonyms.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
"I," the personal pronoun is always capitalized. And confused.
You don't want to replace the position, just substitute one word for the other.
Which you may do. They're synonyms.
You don't want to replace the position, just substitute one word for the other.
Which you may do. They're synonyms.
0
Related Questions