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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Does my sentence make sesne?
When topics such as divorce, violent games, dating, and premarital sex arise in the Public Talks, I want them to be there and gain understanding about what the Bible says about these topics.
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Yes, it makes sense. Why is "Public Talks" capitalized? Is it the name of a particular forum?
- Yes, it makes sense.
- Why is "Public Talks" capitalized?
- Is it the name of a particular forum?
- If it means "public discussions" in general, it should not be capitalized.
- "The public forum" is another expression which is commonly used to describe " all public discussion groups" collectively, possibly including the media - the internet, etc.
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Yes, it makes sense.
Why is "Public Talks" capitalized? Is it the name of a particular forum?
If it means "public discussions" in general, it should not be capitalized.
"The public forum" is another expression which is commonly used to describe "all public discussion groups" collectively, possibly including the media - the internet, etc.
Why is "Public Talks" capitalized? Is it the name of a particular forum?
If it means "public discussions" in general, it should not be capitalized.
"The public forum" is another expression which is commonly used to describe "all public discussion groups" collectively, possibly including the media - the internet, etc.
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What is your antecedent for "them"? I assume this refers back to a previous sentence, but without the context, the antecedent appears to be "topics." If the context clears up the ambiguity, this sentence is fine.
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Best wishes, - A.
Best wishes, - A.
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