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Raen Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Demographics
I'm not quite sure if I understand the correct use and application of the word. If I say "The class consists of a mixture of demographics" to indicate classmates of diverse age groups, backgrounds, ethnicities, etc., do I use the word right and is the sentence correct? Thanks in advance.
Raen
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Hi, I'm not quite sure if I understand the correct use and application of the word. , do I use the word right and is the sentence correct? Demographics refers to population-related statistics .
- Hi, I'm not quite sure if I understand the correct use and application of the word.
- , do I use the word right and is the sentence correct?
- Demographics refers to population-related statistics .
- You can't say 'The class consists of a mixture of statistics'.
- This doesn't sound too bad.
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Hi,
I'm not quite sure if I understand the correct use and application of the word. If I say "The class consists of a mixture of demographics" to indicate classmates of diverse age groups, backgrounds, ethnicities, etc., do I use the word right and is the sentence correct?
Demographics refers to population-related statistics.
You can't say 'The
I'm not quite sure if I understand the correct use and application of the word. If I say "The class consists of a mixture of demographics" to indicate classmates of diverse age groups, backgrounds, ethnicities, etc., do I use the word right and is the sentence correct?
Demographics refers to population-related statistics.
You can't say 'The
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