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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Could someone correct me that looooooooooong sentence? Thanks! 
In spite of being a life attitude, if I do not eat meat is not for ethical reasons, simply, I don't like it.
In spite of being a life attitude, if I do not eat meat is not for ethical reasons, simply, I don't like it.
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Although I've always been a vegetarian, it is not that I do not eat meat for ethical reasons but that, simply, I just don't like it.
- Although I've always been a vegetarian, it is not that I do not eat meat for ethical reasons but that, simply, I just don't like it.
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Although I've always been a vegetarian, it is not that I do not eat meat for ethical reasons but that, simply, I just don't like it.
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Hi,
In spite of being a life attitude, if I do not eat meat is not for ethical reasons, simply, I don't like it.
My lifetime attitude has been not to eat meat, although this is not for ethical reasons but rather that I simply don't like it.
Best wishes, Clive
In spite of being a life attitude, if I do not eat meat is not for ethical reasons, simply, I don't like it.
My lifetime attitude has been not to eat meat, although this is not for ethical reasons but rather that I simply don't like it.
Best wishes, Clive
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Although cannot be used with but together in a sentence, right?
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It's not easy, in this sentence, to interpret 'in spite of being a life attitude'.
Here's a short version: If I'm against eating meat, it's not for ethical reasons, but it's simply because I don't like it.
Here's a short version: If I'm against eating meat, it's not for ethical reasons, but it's simply because I don't like it.
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