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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"Etiquette to" grammatically correct?
"He doesn't know the etiquette to treat women."
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" You don't need that formal word. And the sentence structure is a bit off. The sentence below is enough.
- " You don't need that formal word.
- And the sentence structure is a bit off.
- The sentence below is enough.
- He doesn't know how to treat women.
- The slightly more formal sentence might be He doesn't know the proper etiquette for behaving around women .
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Anonymous"He doesn't know the etiquette to treat women."You don't need that formal word. And the sentence structure is a bit off. The sentence below is enough.
He doesn't know how to treat women.
The slightly more formal sentence might be He doesn't know the proper etiquette for behaving around
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