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Kunsusuki Posted 10 years ago
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Was able to or have been able?
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This agreement was able to help solve the Darfur conflict. Yet, the peace agreement wasn't respected which means that the UN has not been able to reach a definite resolution.
This agreement was able to help solve the Darfur conflict. Yet, the peace agreement wasn't respected which means that the UN has not been able to reach a definite resolution.
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Is the passage correct? ) This agreement was able to help solve the Darfur conflict. Yet, the peace agreement wasn't respected, which means that the UN has not been able to reach a definite resolution.
- Is the passage correct?
- ) This agreement was able to help solve the Darfur conflict.
- Yet, the peace agreement wasn't respected, which means that the UN has not been able to reach a definite resolution.
- )
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Is the passage correct? (Yes.)
This agreement was able to help solve the Darfur conflict. Yet, the peace agreement wasn't respected, which means that the UN has not been able to reach a definite resolution. (I'd put a comma after 'respected'.)
This agreement was able to help solve the Darfur conflict. Yet, the peace agreement wasn't respected, which means that the UN has not been able to reach a definite resolution. (I'd put a comma after 'respected'.)
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