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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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she subverts their narrative respectively, which is an incarnation of patriarchal ideology,
I think it should be changed into "she subverts their narrativeS respectively, which ARE incarnationS of patriarchal ideology".
Am I right ? Thanks.
I think it should be changed into "she subverts their narrativeS respectively, which ARE incarnationS of patriarchal ideology".
Am I right ? Thanks.
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Say "She subverts their respective narratives, which are incarnations of patriarchal ideology". I don't clearly understand what the part after the comma means. Clive
- Say "She subverts their respective narratives, which are incarnations of patriarchal ideology".
- I don't clearly understand what the part after the comma means.
- Clive
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Say "She subverts their respective narratives, which are incarnations of patriarchal ideology".
I don't clearly understand what the part after the comma means.
Clive
I don't clearly understand what the part after the comma means.
Clive
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