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Namsteven Posted 16 years ago
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Football betting

- John's parents wants to disown him because he refuses to quit gambling, shooting heroin, dealing drugs, having sex with hookers and football betting.

- Is this sentence natural to say?

Thanks very much to Teachers,

Namsteven
  

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It's "parents want" not wants; you should say "betting on football" rather than "football betting", although that's included in the "gambling" at the start of the list.

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  • It's "parents want" not wants; you should say "betting on football" rather than "football betting", although that's included in the "gambling" at the start of the list.
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It's "parents want" not wants; you should say "betting on football" rather than "football betting", although that's included in the "gambling" at the start of the list.
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