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Old 29-Dec-2008, 18:42
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Hi! Can an exile be carried out? Or is it a noun that can't be used with verbs in such a way?
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Old 29-Dec-2008, 18:51
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There is a verb, 'to exile'. 'Napoleon was exiled to Saint Helena', for example.
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Old 29-Dec-2008, 19:08
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Heh, I know it is )))) But I'm interested exactly in a noun "exile" and "carried out". Is the frase "His exile to madhouse is carried out." correct?
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