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--responding to @needs native check--
"The passage illustrates Robinson Crusoe's landing on a wild desert island after his shipwreck."
"desert island" is so common it would be seen as a single term
Robinson Crusoe is famous so I would use either the full name or just the surname.
"Crusoe's landing" often sounds more natural than "the landing of Crusoe"
you "land on" islands, but "land in" trouble or "land a plane in a desert/swamp/forest"
Thank you very very much :)
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The passage illustrates the landing of Robinson in a desert, wild island, after his shipwreck.
added by Pharamp, 7 лістапада 2010 г.
The passage illustrates Robinson Crusoe's landing on a wild desert island after his shipwreck.
edited by Pharamp, 1 чэрвеня 2011 г.
linked by Lepotdeterre, 30 красавіка 2015 г.
