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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Does this sentence make sense?
Animal testing presents an unreasonable matter that has a certain ethical aspect to it.
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Anonymous Animal testing presents an unreasonable matter that has a certain ethical aspect to it. To me, "an unreasonable matter" is not a useful collocation. You may take an unreasonable position on a matter, or hold an unreasonable opinion on a matter, but it makes no sense to me to say that the matter itself is unreasonable.
- Anonymous Animal testing presents an unreasonable matter that has a certain ethical aspect to it.
- To me, "an unreasonable matter" is not a useful collocation.
- You may take an unreasonable position on a matter, or hold an unreasonable opinion on a matter, but it makes no sense to me to say that the matter itself is unreasonable.
- You might say that the debate surrounding a particular matter has been unreasonable.
- You may say that animal testing presents an issue which etc.
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AnonymousAnimal testing presents an unreasonable matter that has a certain ethical aspect to it.To me, "an unreasonable matter" is not a useful collocation.
You may take an unreasonable position on a matter, or hold an unreasonable opinion on a matter, but it makes no sense to me to say that the matter itself is unreasonable.
You might say that t
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