Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Stonehenge"

A: Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in England. it's a stone circle that was built thousands of years ago.

A: Stonehenge is a historical location in England (rocks in the form of a person forming a circle; google it). The sentence is basically saying how stonehenge is "mysterious" (a mystery, unknown) because we don't know how they were built and what methods were used to build it.

A: Its a place

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It should be possible to use – has become – if the situation being described started in the past, and is persisting into the present.

Stonehedge has become more crowded…

Based on the information you’ve given, this seems perfectly reasonable.

However, you may have left something else, some other already established sense of tense, which would mean that you must use – became .

That’s why it’s always important to include as much information as possible.

A: × Stonehenge is the most famous ruins in prehistolic Britain.
✓ Stonehenge is one of the most famous ruins in prehistoric Britain.

× It is to remain a mystery what was the purpose to be built for.
✓ To this day, its purpose remains a mystery.

× There are some hypotheses, it was an ancient astronomical observatory, or it was a ritual place of sun worship, etc.
✓ There are some hypotheses. Some hypothesize that it was an ancient astronomical observatory, while others argue that it was a ritualistic place of sun worship.

× At one time, it was assumed to be a ritual place of druids, but this was denied now.
✓ At one time, it was assumed to be a ritualistic place for the druids, but this has been denied now.

× Druids were the priest of celts, they were good at astrology and prophecy.
✓ Druids were the priest of the celts; they were known to be experts of astrology and prophecy.

× But Stonehenge was there before celts arrived Britain.
✓ However, Stonehenge was there before celts arrived Britain.

A: × Stonehenge is the most famous ruins in prehistolic Britain.
✓ Stonehenge is the most famous landmark of prehistoric Britain.

× It is to remain a mystery what was the purpose to be built for.
✓ It is to remain a mystery what it was built for.

× At one time, it was assumed to be a ritual place of druids, but this was denied now.
✓ At one time, it was assumed to be a ritual place of druids, but this hypothesis was rejected.

× Druids were the priest of celts, they were good at astrology and prophecy.
✓ Druids were the priest of Celts, they specialised in astrology and prophecy.

× But Stonehenge was there before celts arrived Britain.
✓ However, Stonehenge was there before Celts arrived in Britain.

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A: Built by early inhabitants of what is now England, Stonehenge is widely considered a religious site by historians.