Hello,
You're not familiar with the pains and the frustrations of the marginalized community.
Is the above okay?
Also can we skip 'the' before frustration, or is the repetition of 'the' the second time also necessary?
Thanks.
anonymous Also can we skip 'the' before frustration Yes, and I would. It sells the drama too hard.
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anonymousAlso can we skip 'the' before frustration
Yes, and I would. It sells the drama too hard.
You're not familiar with the pains and the frustrations of the marginalized community.
Is the above okay? Yes. You could skip the contraction if you want a touch more formality. (You are not . . . )
Also can we skip 'the' before frustration, Yes, but keeping it makes the sentence a tiny bit more rhetorical., ie like it is part of a speech.
Clive