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This Sunday, my family, which consist of my parents, my brothers, and me, arrive at the Church. We all climb out of our minivan, all with a Bible in our hands. We sit down on the chairs, the wooden pews. Today we open our Bible to learn about how Jesus suffered for humanity. The shepard, our pastor, walks up to stand and greets us. After around 2 hours, we were set off. It was such a good lesson, today. I can't wait until we go next Sunday.
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left
Explanation:
Because its the past tense.
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Annihilate and decimate both mean to destroy something or someone, but annihilate means to destroy something as a whole, and at a bigger scale, while decimate doesn't have to mean destroying the whole thing.
Eradicate and massacre are both violent words with the intent to convey destruction, but eradicate is a more general term, as massacre is meant to simple destroy/kill a large group of people.
