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Natalia09 Posted 11 years ago
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Dear motherspeakers, could you help me with the below sentence. I am not sure if it sounds good in English. Probably somebody has a suggestion how to put it better:
What does this terrorism, practised in Europe, Africa, the USA under the guise of Islam for many years, do to us?
What does this terrorism, practised in Europe, Africa, the USA under the guise of Islam for many years, do to us?
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Natalia09 motherspeakers I suggest that you avoid coining words if you are still a learner. That one has undertones of rudeness. What does this terrorism in Europe, Africa and the USA, long under the guise of Islam, do to us?
- Natalia09 motherspeakers I suggest that you avoid coining words if you are still a learner.
- That one has undertones of rudeness.
- What does this terrorism in Europe, Africa and the USA, long under the guise of Islam, do to us?
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Natalia09motherspeakersI suggest that you avoid coining words if you are still a learner. That one has undertones of rudeness.
What does this terrorism in Europe, Africa and the USA, long under the guise of Islam, do to us?
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