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1. Accompanied with gargantuan benefits that people can reap from the Internet are potential downsides.

2. Notably, girls are given opportunities to attend school and air their voice freely, as a result of which they are better educated, thus suitable to mentally taxing but lucrative jobs.

Are the two sentence above grammatically correct?

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Nh?t BìnhAre the two sentences above grammatically correct?

Nh?t Bình1. Accompanied with gargantuan benefits that people can reap from the Internet are potential downsides.

It is grammatical, but nobody would use the word "gargantuan" in that way.

This is the context most frequently used for "gargantuan"

It is far too extreme and exaggerated for a formal essay. However, the word could be applicable in a couple of situations.

1. You are writing on the topic "Should children be allowed to go to monster movies which have violence and gore?"

2. The richest people in the world have profited by the pandemic, while people who are in the middle class have suffered. To what extent do you think this is fair?

Jeff Bezos's wealth increase during the pandemic could actually and easily be described as gargantuan. I think his net worth went up by 48 billion dollars over the first few months of 2020.

Nh?t Bình2. Notably, girls are given opportunities to attend school and air their voice freely, as a result of which they are better educated, thus suitable to mentally taxing but lucrative jobs.

I would not approve it as grammatical. It is too awkward.

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