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"Aren't transfer payments also an income of sorts?"In the above sentence, could I change the last 'an income of sorts' into 'income of sorts' thereby making the sentence"Aren't transfer payments also income of sorts?"How about if I changed the sentence...
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Consider these two sentences..."The GDP equals the sum of value added from all sectors." > Shouldn't there be a 'the' in front of 'value'? If not, why?"what happened to the donations he declared he would make to society?" => Shouldn't there...
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"The spending of foreigners on domestic production is called exports."I felt that the presence of 'of' in that sentence was rather awkward so I changed it to"the spending by foreigners on domestic production is called exports."==>Which one do you prefer between the...
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Consider this sentence..."The NDP is a useful concept because it measures GDP net of the spending needed to replace worn-out/depreciated capital goods."What are those emboldened blue words saying? How could I change it?
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Consider this sentence below"Is this a tax individual households are levied with?"Can I say this? I learned that 'levy' is used mostly with 'on' or 'upon' but I didn't really feel right about adding an 'on' nor an 'upon' after 'levied'...
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Please have a look at this sentence I found in my Economics textbook...I didn't know but were Economics textbooks always filled with countless grammatical errors? My professor pointed a few out just today...-_-;;;'For the domestic industries, $9.56 trillion, or 88% of national income,...
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"this is twice as much bigger as that'this is twice as much bigger than that'which one is it?Another question involving the same phrase..."this is bigger by twice as much than that'"this is bigger by twice as much as that'just having problems with these...thanx ^^
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Try this sentence"we are ignoring the possibility of two men being the same height""we are ignoring the possibility of two men being of the same height"I feel comfortable with both...should one be preferred over the other? why?thank you
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why does 'school' not need 'the' in front of it but 'home' does?oh and by the way is the above sentence grammatically sound as well? Thanx ^^
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I am participating in an english debate and it's killing me!!!Anyway, this is my question. Is there a grammatical problem with this sentence?"Children's place is in school and women's place is in home"What happens if I change it to"Chidren's places are in schools...
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