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Matoni Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Are these sentences correct or well edited

  1. The popularity of a method form of pedagogy
  2. Ghana, to some degree, is one of the countries that have adopted this theory
  3. .. but the past few recent past years have seen shown suggestions for of a move back
  4. It also outlines several the weaknesses and flaws in the policy
  

Top answer

1. There is nothing wrong with 'method'; 'form' is a worse choice. 2.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1.
  • There is nothing wrong with 'method'; 'form' is a worse choice.
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  • 'To some degree' is inappropriate and should be deleted.
  • 3.
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1. There is nothing wrong with 'method'; 'form' is a worse choice.

2. 'To some degree' is inappropriate and should be deleted.

3. 'The past few years' is fine; 'recent past years' is wrong. 'Seen' is right; 'shown' is wrong. 'For' is right; 'of' is wrong. 'A move back' is strange; I would expect 'a return' perhaps.

4. 'Several' is OK, but you need to insert 'of': 'sever

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