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Verumm Posted 12 years ago
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Are these sentences natural
1. People must value the others' lives.
2. Only in that case a person (human) can be called a human.
3. A lot of countries refused animal testing and prohibited to sell such products.
Thank you.
2. Only in that case a person (human) can be called a human.
3. A lot of countries refused animal testing and prohibited to sell such products.
Thank you.
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1. "the others" refers to a specific group of people identified within the context. e.
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- "the others" refers to a specific group of people identified within the context.
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- the lives of other people generally.
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1. "the others" refers to a specific group of people identified within the context. Most probably you mean "People must value others' lives", i.e. the lives of other people generally.
2. "Only in that case can a person be called a human."
3. "A lot of countries banned[?] animal testing and prohibited the sale of such products." ("such products" should
2. "Only in that case can a person be called a human."
3. "A lot of countries banned[?] animal testing and prohibited the sale of such products." ("such products" should
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