"Puranic cultures thrived prior to ‘Koshur’ and ‘Kashtawari’" vs "Puranic cultures those thrived prior to ‘Koshur’ and ‘Kashtawari’"

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"Puranic cultures thrived prior to ‘Koshur’ and ‘Kashtawari’" vs "Puranic cultures those thrived prior to ‘Koshur’ and ‘Kashtawari’"

The correct phrase is 'puranic cultures thrived prior to ‘koshur’ and ‘kashtawari’'. The phrase 'those thrived' is incorrect as 'those' is not needed in this context. The correct form is 'cultures thrived' to convey the idea that the cultures existed and prospered before 'koshur' and 'kashtawari'.

Last Updated: April 03, 2024

This phrase is the correct form to indicate that the puranic cultures flourished before 'koshur' and 'kashtawari'.

The correct form is 'puranic cultures thrived prior to ‘koshur’ and ‘kashtawari’'. The word 'those' is unnecessary in this sentence.

Answer 1

Puranic cultures thrived prior to ‘Koshur’ and ‘Kashtawari’

This phrase is correct and effectively conveys the idea that the puranic cultures existed and prospered before 'koshur' and 'kashtawari'.

Answer 2

Puranic cultures those thrived prior to ‘Koshur’ and ‘Kashtawari’

This phrase is incorrect. 'Those thrived' is not the correct construction in this context.