One day these innocent victims must be avenged. The damage done to his honour would have to be revenged.
The damage done to his honour would have to be avenged. Revenge is usually used as a noun: ‘Once they know who planted the bomb, they are likely to seek revenge.’ ‘She did it in revenge for all the lies he had told her.’ The verb is avenge : ‘They swore to avenge this humiliating defeat.’ ‘He considers it his duty to avenge his brother’s death.’ 2
I’m your twin brother and I’m here to revenge.
I’m your twin brother and I’m here to get my revenge. He swore to revenge on the doctor.
He swore to take revenge on the doctor. get/take (your) revenge (on sb) : ‘He decided that the easiest way to get his revenge was to disinherit her.’ ‘She has vowed to take revenge on each and every one of them.’ reward Two of the German films were given rewards.
Two of the German films were given awards. See AWARD richness They go to Hollywood in search of richness and fame.
They go to Hollywood in search of wealth and fame. If someone has a large amount of money, property etc, they are very wealthy or have considerable wealth (NOT richness ): ‘The country’s wealth is in the hands of a small minority.’ right Every child has a right of free education.
Every child has a right to free education. Until recently, women did not have the right of voting.
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Until recently, women did not have the right to vote. right to (do) sth (NOT
