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Discover LudwigThe phrase "roof of house" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the topmost part of a house, which provides protection from the elements and helps to support the structure. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The heavy rain caused damage to the roof of our house, resulting in leaks and water damage inside."
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Consequently, socio-economic status was assessed through inquiry regarding living standards (e.g., type of roof of house, access to water and electricity, number of meals per day), selected assets (e.g., car, motorcycle, bicycle), and other wealth status (e.g., employment) [ 33].
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In the example "roof of a house", the idea "house" is not the idea of a part of the roof of the house.
The tornado is shown taking tiles off the roofs of houses and damaging a petrol station.
"I've seen roofs of houses go flying by, and trees".
Neighborhoods that had never been flooded were submerged, forcing people onto the roofs of houses, trailers and cars.
Scores of homes also sit below levees, which hold back water and create marinas, adding the surreal scene of sailboats bobbing above the roofs of houses and farmland.
Tsunami waves pushed ships over harbour walls and onto the roofs of houses in Alexandria, Egypt, while also ruining nearby croplands by inundating them with salt water.
The windows of larger buildings were smashed and the tile roofs of houses had crumbled to the ground, while old concrete-block walls were reduced to rubble.
Nina, who was then 15, said she was forced to perform sex acts in apartments, in basements, in a public park and on the roofs of housing towers.
On the roofs of houses in the village of Penshaw near Sunderland, what look like dark glass windows shimmer against the skyline.
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