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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
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Would 'disrupted' be more appropriate?

This unusual weather is causing great damage to our daily lives, such as residential blackouts, disorganised public transportation, destruction and displacement of houses, and crop failures.

Is 'disorganised' correctly used in the sentence? Would 'disrupted' be more appropriate?

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Suggestion: The unusual weather is having a negative impact on our daily lives. We are experiencing residential blackouts, interrupted public transportation, destruction and displacement of houses, and crop failures.

— Philip

  • Suggestion: The unusual weather is having a negative impact on our daily lives.
  • We are experiencing residential blackouts, interrupted public transportation, destruction and displacement of houses, and crop failures.
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Suggestion: The unusual weather is having a negative impact on our daily lives. We are experiencing residential blackouts, interrupted public transportation, destruction and displacement of houses, and crop failures.
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tamguatlayIs 'disorganised' correctly used in the sentence?
It's acceptable.
tamguatlayWould 'disrupted' be more appropriate?
Yes. I think it's better.

CJ
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