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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
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Could you check this sentence?
Could you check this sentence? This is a translation excercise, so I can't change its meaning.
The recent government research shows that two-thirds of Japanese think that married women should live not for themselves but for their husbands and other family members.
The recent government research shows that two-thirds of Japanese think that married women should live not for themselves but for their husbands and other family members.
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That's OK. The recent government research implies you think that the reader is already aware of this research. If not, say Recent government research.
- That's OK.
- The recent government research implies you think that the reader is already aware of this research.
- If not, say Recent government research.
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That's OK.
The recent government research implies you think that the reader is already aware of this research.
If not, say Recent government research.
The recent government research implies you think that the reader is already aware of this research.
If not, say Recent government research.
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