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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Area or Areas
I'm writing about differences between females from rural and urban areas..
So, is it correct to say:
In rural area, females are___ , while in urban area, they are___ .
Or should it be (areas) ?
Also when comparing the two groups, is it correct to say:
X is more common in rural than in urban group (or) groups..
So, is it correct to say:
In rural area, females are___ , while in urban area, they are___ .
Or should it be (areas) ?
Also when comparing the two groups, is it correct to say:
X is more common in rural than in urban group (or) groups..
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You can choose between 'in a rural area/in an urban area' and 'in rural areas/in urban areas.
- You can choose between 'in a rural area/in an urban area' and 'in rural areas/in urban areas.
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You can choose between 'in a rural area/in an urban area' and 'in rural areas/in urban areas.
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