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Suresh ghosh Posted 9 years ago
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Wipe out
John said, 'during French revolution many a common people was killed in the name of wiping out monarchy.'
Is the above sentence correct?
Is the above sentence correct?
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John said, "During the French Revolution many common people were killed in the name of wiping out the Monarchy". As above. 'Wiping out' is an inelegant term here.
- John said, "During the French Revolution many common people were killed in the name of wiping out the Monarchy".
- As above.
- 'Wiping out' is an inelegant term here.
- Perhaps 'eradicating'.
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John said, "During the French Revolution many common people were killed in the name of wiping out the Monarchy".
As above.
'Wiping out' is an inelegant term here. Perhaps 'eradicating'.
As above.
'Wiping out' is an inelegant term here. Perhaps 'eradicating'.
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