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Contiluo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
exclaim / lament
Please help me correct the following paragraph. Thanks!
In Chiayi, an elementary school female teacher wrote an op-ed / letter to the United Daily News, exclaiming:We always give the child the best, but do not care that he has no concept of compassionate.
In Chiayi, an elementary school female teacher wrote an op-ed / letter to the United Daily News, exclaiming:We always give the child the best, but do not care that he has no concept of compassionate.
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Why have you mentioned the *** of the teacher?
- Why have you mentioned the *** of the teacher?
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In Chiayi, an elementary school teacher wrote an op-ed letter to the United Daily News, exclaiming:We always give the child the best, but do not care that he has no concept of compassionate.
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However. mentioning the *** of the respondent is politically incorrect in English.
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So, I rewrite the sentence as written. Is it acceptable?
In Chiayi, an elementary school teacher wrote an op-ed letter to the United Daily News, exclaiming:We always give the child the best, but do not care that he has no concept of compassionate.
In Chiayi, an elementary school teacher wrote an op-ed letter to the United Daily News, exclaiming:We always give the child the best, but do not care that he has no concept of compassionate.
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In Chiayi, an elementary school teacher wrote an op-ed letter to the United Daily News, exclaiming, "We always give the child the best, but we do not care if he has no concept of compassion."
(It is a strange attitude, however.)
(It is a strange attitude, however.)
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In Chiayi, an elementary school teacher wrote an op-ed letter to the United Daily News, exclaiming, "We always give the child the best, but we do not care if he has no concept of compassion."
I don't know whether the word 'exclaiming' here is acceptable. The teacher wanted to correct the deviant attitude. Should it be replaced by the word 'criticizing'?
I don't know whether the word 'exclaiming' here is acceptable. The teacher wanted to correct the deviant attitude. Should it be replaced by the word 'criticizing'?
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contiluoThe teacher wanted to correct the deviant attitudeThen this would be clearer:
In Chiayi, an elementary school teacher wrote an op-ed letter to the United Daily News, complaining, "We always give the child the best, but we do not seem to care if he has no concept of compassion."
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