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Rotter Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Dichotomy
A man advocates not to drink or smoke.
However, he drinks a lot and smoke too.
1] Some people know the dichotomy of his life.
2] Some people know dichotomy of his life.
I know the word dichotomy is countable.
Are both sentences fine?
However, he drinks a lot and smoke too.
1] Some people know the dichotomy of his life.
2] Some people know dichotomy of his life.
I know the word dichotomy is countable.
Are both sentences fine?
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Hi, A man advocates not to drink or smoke. However, he drinks a lot and smoke too. 1] Some people know the dichotomy of his life.
- Hi, A man advocates not to drink or smoke.
- However, he drinks a lot and smoke too.
- 1] Some people know the dichotomy of his life.
- 2] Some people know dichotomy of his life.
- I know the word dichotomy is countable.
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Hi,
A man advocates not to drink or smoke.
However, he drinks a lot and smoke too.
1] Some people know the dichotomy of his life.
2] Some people know dichotomy of his life.
I know the word dichotomy is countable. Yes, so #2 is not correct.
As a minimum, I'd reword #1 as
1] Some people know
A man advocates not to drink or smoke.
However, he drinks a lot and smoke too.
1] Some people know the dichotomy of his life.
2] Some people know dichotomy of his life.
I know the word dichotomy is countable. Yes, so #2 is not correct.
As a minimum, I'd reword #1 as
1] Some people know
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