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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Wilted
Can I say,
1 The plant was wilted in / on the drought.
2 The plant wilted after / during / when / while the drought.
3 The plant has wilted on the drought day.
4 The plant wilted because it was drought / because of the drought.
5 It wilted on / in / because it was the drought weather.
1 The plant was wilted in / on the drought.
2 The plant wilted after / during / when / while the drought.
3 The plant has wilted on the drought day.
4 The plant wilted because it was drought / because of the drought.
5 It wilted on / in / because it was the drought weather.
Top answer
1. The plante wilted during the drought. 2.
- 1.
- The plante wilted during the drought.
- 2.
- [See # 1] 3.
- Not at all natural.
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1. The plante wilted during the drought.
2. [See # 1]
3. Not at all natural. [One day of no rain doesn't constitute a drought.]
4. The plant wilted because of the drought.
5. It wilted because of the drought / during the drought. [You could also say 'dry spell' instead of drought.]
2. [See # 1]
3. Not at all natural. [One day of no rain doesn't constitute a drought.]
4. The plant wilted because of the drought.
5. It wilted because of the drought / during the drought. [You could also say 'dry spell' instead of drought.]
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