Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Could you check one example
violence
3 a) unjust or callous use of force or power, as in violating another's rights, sensibilities, etc. b) the harm doen by this
Consulting the meaning sense, I made one example.
He have been gotten political violence.
Does that make sense?
Top answer
No. The phrase "political violence" is OK, but "He have been gotten" is not. You could say "He has been subjected to political violence", for example, assuming that's the kind of thing you mean.
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No. The phrase "political violence" is OK, but "He have been gotten" is not. You could say "He has been subjected to political violence", for example, assuming that's the kind of thing you mean.
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