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Temto Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
To Make Attack
If the context is war, is it to okay to write:
"to make a preemptive assault"
"to make a preemptive attack"
"to make a preemptive invasion"
"to make a preemptive assault"
"to make a preemptive attack"
"to make a preemptive invasion"
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Yes, except you don't normally "make" an invasion, you conduct an invasion or simply invade.
- Yes, except you don't normally "make" an invasion, you conduct an invasion or simply invade.
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Yes, except you don't normally "make" an invasion, you conduct an invasion or simply invade.
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