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25 Oct 2020
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- English (US) Near fluent
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English (US)
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Thai
Question about English (US)
A "She made a plan to change landmine fields into herb farms."
I would like to rephrase this sentece in the following way.
"Her plan was to create herb farms from landmine fields."
Does this expression make sense?
Otherwise is there any other ways to rephrase the sentence A?
A "She made a plan to change landmine fields into herb farms."
I would like to rephrase this sentece in the following way.
"Her plan was to create herb farms from landmine fields."
Does this expression make sense?
Otherwise is there any other ways to rephrase the sentence A?
I would like to rephrase this sentece in the following way.
"Her plan was to create herb farms from landmine fields."
Does this expression make sense?
Otherwise is there any other ways to rephrase the sentence A?
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- English (US)
The way you changed the sentence is correct and very natural. I don't think you need any other suggestions since your sentence makes sense already.
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- English (US)
There is but I’d say that A and the other sentence were correct.
I’m too lazy to come up with other phrases currently so you should wait until somebody else responds
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