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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

"Awareness of it" vs "Its awareness"

Hi. The following sentences seem to be correct:

1. The court's decision comes into force from the moment of its rendering.

2. A truth is principally different from a moment of its recognition.

Could you check, whether the following sentence is correct?

3. A fact and a moment of its awareness are not necessarily identical.

That is, can "its awareness" be used not in the strictly possessive sense in similar cases but just as a substitute for "awareness of"?

Thanks.

  

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anonymous 1. The court's decision comes into force from the moment of its rendering . 2.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous 1.
  • The court's decision comes into force from the moment of its rendering .
  • 2.
  • A truth is principally different from the moment of its recognition.
  • OK as shown above.
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anonymous

1. The court's decision comes into force from the moment of its rendering.

2. A truth is principally different from the moment of its recognition.

OK as shown above.

anonymous3. A fact and the moment of its awarenes
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