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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Does my sentence make sense?

For this reason, many worker became poor because of the capital and labour injustices that continued to plague them within society.

Can anyone give me an advice? thanks Emotion: smile
  

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For this reason, many workers became poor because of the capital and labour injustices that continued to plague them. )

— Mister Micawber

  • For this reason, many workers became poor because of the capital and labour injustices that continued to plague them.
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For this reason, many workers became poor because of the capital and labour injustices that continued to plague them.

(What is a 'capital injustice'?)
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"Capital and Labour" are kind of joined together, its like the relationship between the working class and the owners (capitalist)

thanks for helping
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If you say 'because', don't also say ''for this reason'.
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