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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
Theft
is this sentence correct? Please suggest an improved sentence.
' A theft has taken place'
' A theft has taken place'
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It sounds fine to me, Guest. Other possibilities: A robbery has taken place, There's been a theft/robbery. [The bank, I] has/have been robbed.
- It sounds fine to me, Guest.
- Other possibilities: A robbery has taken place, There's been a theft/robbery.
- [The bank, I] has/have been robbed.
- A thief has robbed [me, the bank].
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It sounds fine to me, Guest. Other possibilities:
A robbery has taken place,
There's been a theft/robbery.
[The bank, I] has/have been robbed.
A thief has robbed [me, the bank].
A robbery has taken place,
There's been a theft/robbery.
[The bank, I] has/have been robbed.
A thief has robbed [me, the bank].
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