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Is this natural or not? I'm not sure.Her job brought her to be famous. Her job brought her to become famous.Thanks in advance

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

Use this:

Her job brought her fame.

Anonymous · Answer

Hello AlpheccaStars,
I would like you expertise with the paragraphs. What should be changed in order for the red clause to be correct? What odes the author mean by "objectified in her beauty"?

He's an actor. His job brings him to become overexposed and he's a role model of lots of people. I might not be a role model, but as a doctor, I know I make as big a difference in the world if not more on a daily basis.

Indian women are expected to have certain set ‘womanly’ criterion to be considered beautiful. Since marriage is the most important social custom and cultural necessity in Indian society for a girl; this brings her to be objectified in her beauty. However, a social concept cannot be removed from people’s minds so easily; and a breast lift is the only practical way for a woman to get her womanly beauty back. With age and over years of exposure; ******* tend to sag and become misshapen. This is where the right cosmetic breast lift will be able to give back a woman her breast’s aesthetic beauty.

Thanks in advance

AlpheccaStars · Answer

AnonymousWhat should be changed in order for the red clause to be correct?

Sorry, there's no remedy - the phrase is too unnatural.

Anonymous"objectified in her beauty"?

I suppose the author means that rigid cultural ideals of beauty cause women to be considered as objects.

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