Discriminatory based = based on discriminatory
Is this correct? Is it correct to say based on discrimination or discriminatory? Are all correct?
The stores reserve the right to deny access to people. As long as it is not discriminatory based/based on discriminatory/discrimination, it's fine.
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Observations and comments I noticed many learners had posted questions and asked if they are correct and natural. The fact is, 99% of the questions were either unnatural, incorrectly constructed or choosing the wrong choice of words. anonymous The stores reserve the right to deny access to people.
- Observations and comments I noticed many learners had posted questions and asked if they are correct and natural.
- The fact is, 99% of the questions were either unnatural, incorrectly constructed or choosing the wrong choice of words.
- anonymous The stores reserve the right to deny access to people.
- As long as it is not discriminatory based/based on discriminatory/discrimination, it's fine.
- No, this is by no means an acceptable or grammatical sentence.
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Observations and comments
I noticed many learners had posted questions and asked if they are correct and natural. The fact is, 99% of the questions were either unnatural, incorrectly constructed or choosing the wrong choice of words.
anonymousThe stores reserve the right to deny access t
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