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Ye Thu Posted 10 years ago
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1. Tsunamis are huge sea waves which are 15 metres tall.
2. Tsunamis are huge sea waves which are as tall as 15 metres by epicentres at the bottom of the ocean.
3. Tsunamis are huge sea waves which are as tall as 15 metres from the epicentres at the bottom of the ocean.
Please correct my sentences if necessary.
Thanks as usual.
2. Tsunamis are huge sea waves which are as tall as 15 metres by epicentres at the bottom of the ocean.
3. Tsunamis are huge sea waves which are as tall as 15 metres from the epicentres at the bottom of the ocean.
Please correct my sentences if necessary.
Thanks as usual.
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#2 and 3 are wrong; #1 is too specific. Earthquakes have epicenters, not tsunamis, strictly speaking. Tsunamis are tidal waves as much as 15 meters high.
- #2 and 3 are wrong; #1 is too specific.
- Earthquakes have epicenters, not tsunamis, strictly speaking.
- Tsunamis are tidal waves as much as 15 meters high.
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#2 and 3 are wrong; #1 is too specific. Earthquakes have epicenters, not tsunamis, strictly speaking.
Tsunamis are tidal waves as much as 15 meters high.
Tsunamis are tidal waves as much as 15 meters high.
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Mister Micawber#2 and 3 are wrong; #1 is too specific. Earthquakes have epicenters, not tsunamis, strictly speaking.Tsunamis are tidal waves as much as 15 meters high.Dear Mr. Micawber, as far as I know "tidal waves" are not tsunamis, am I right? Thanks.
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Ye Thu as far as I know "tidal waves" are not tsunamis, am I right?'Tsunami' is just Japanese for 'tidal wave'.
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