English, asked by putulshaw1978, 1 year ago

Fortunately, the fire did not cause much damage .(use: fortune)

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Answered by rapunzel8

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With good fortune, the fire did not cause much damage.

Answered by abhinavmathsscience

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It was my big fortune that fire didn't caused much damage.

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