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Gene93 Posted 8 years ago
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Doing any kind of sports

Hello everyone,

Does the following sentence sound odd to you: "Barry's a very active person, doing any kind of sports"? I don't like the sentence but some people think it sounds okay. "Any kind of sports" doesn't sound good to me, but I might be wrong.


Thank you.

  

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Gene93 Hello everyone, Does the following sentence sound odd to you: "Barry's a very active person, doing any kind of sports"? I don't like the sentence but some people think it sounds okay. "Any kind of sports" doesn't sound good to me , but I might be wrong.

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  • Gene93 Hello everyone, Does the following sentence sound odd to you: "Barry's a very active person, doing any kind of sports"?
  • I don't like the sentence but some people think it sounds okay.
  • "Any kind of sports" doesn't sound good to me , but I might be wrong.
  • Thank you.
  • It doesn't sound good to me either.
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Gene93

Hello everyone,

Does the following sentence sound odd to you: "Barry's a very active person, doing any kind of sports"? I don't like the sentence but some people think it sounds okay. "Any kind of sports" doesn't sound good to me, but I might be wrong.


Thank you.

It doesn't sound good to me either.

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