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Believer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Can it be either of those?

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00Can you confirm my surmise whether both underlined parts be used without causing much difference to the overall meaning of the sentence?02br
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00It is their duty to help them toward 01u00a fairer and more emphatic understanding02u00.02br
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00It is their duty to help them toward 01u00fairer and more emphatic understanding02u00.02br
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00I think if there is a phrase that proceed the underlined part below, only the one with 01i00a 02i00would be correct.02br
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00It is their duty to help them toward 01u00a fairer and more emphatic understanding02u00 of the situation elaborated previously.0-
  

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0 Basically you're correct, both 1 and 2 are fine and very similar. However: 02br 02br 00 It is their duty to help them toward 01u 00fairer and more emphatic understanding02u 00. 01font 00Seems to me a bit more general/abstract.

— Marius Hancu

  • 0 Basically you're correct, both 1 and 2 are fine and very similar.
  • However: 02br 02br 00 It is their duty to help them toward 01u 00fairer and more emphatic understanding02u 00.
  • 01font 00Seems to me a bit more general/abstract.
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0 Basically you're correct, both 1 and 2 are fine and very similar. However: 02br
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00 It is their duty to help them toward 01u00fairer and more emphatic understanding02u00. 01font00Seems to me a bit more general/abstract. 02br
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00On 3:02br
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