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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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for most cultures in American
In addition, the English and French eventually changed their gift-giving tradition from the New Year's Day to Christmas Day. And soon gift-giving became a tradition on Christmas for most cultures in America.
I presume "most cultures" refer to "mose races/peoples," and I wonder why it's "most cultures." In our language, we use "most races/peoples" in the above context, which is clearer in meaning to me.
My question is why you use "cultures," which is vague for me.
I presume "most cultures" refer to "mose races/peoples," and I wonder why it's "most cultures." In our language, we use "most races/peoples" in the above context, which is clearer in meaning to me.
My question is why you use "cultures," which is vague for me.
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it's not only races, but religions ... org/wiki/Culture
- it's not only races, but religions ...
- org/wiki/Culture
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Marius Hancuit's not only races, but religions ...Thanks, Marius.
Here is another classic example:
Not understanding how evergreen plants stayed alive, many ancient cultures worshiped them because they believed evergreen plants had some form of spiritual power.
I presume "cultures" in the above also refers to
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