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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
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Hi, I would like to know into what word(s) I should change the one(s) below each question.
(1) Even elite universities like Harvard itself have experienced a similar decrease. Moreover, the decline seems to have become steeper in recent years. There is talk of a crisis into the humanities.
into
(2) Perhaps some humanities disciplines really have become less relevant to the exciting and fast-changing world in which we live. I state these possibilities without reaching a judgment about any of it.
it
(3) I am a philosopher, so you would be justified ever in suspecting bias in my view. Fortunately I can draw on an independent report by the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute (GDI), a Swiss think tank, to support my claim.
ever in
Thank you.
(1) Even elite universities like Harvard itself have experienced a similar decrease. Moreover, the decline seems to have become steeper in recent years. There is talk of a crisis into the humanities.
into
(2) Perhaps some humanities disciplines really have become less relevant to the exciting and fast-changing world in which we live. I state these possibilities without reaching a judgment about any of it.
it
(3) I am a philosopher, so you would be justified ever in suspecting bias in my view. Fortunately I can draw on an independent report by the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute (GDI), a Swiss think tank, to support my claim.
ever in
Thank you.
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1 in 2 them 3 in I'm surprised you didn't know the second one. CJ
- 1 in 2 them 3 in I'm surprised you didn't know the second one.
- CJ
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(2) Does "them" refer to "possibilities"?
(3) What does this "in" mean?
Does this mean "when you are suspecting ~"?
Masa
(3) What does this "in" mean?
Does this mean "when you are suspecting ~"?
Masa
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Masanori Takaoka(2) Does "them" refer to "possibilities"?Correct.
Masanori Takaoka(3) What does this "in" mean? Does this mean "when you are suspecting ~"?No. 'justified in suspecting' ~ 'justified if you suspect'.
CJ
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