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Nhung 312 Posted 6 years ago
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THERE IS A LACK OF IN-PERSON COMMUNICATIONS IN A SOCIETY.

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THERE ARE A LACK OF IN-PERSON COMMUNICATIONS IN A SOCIETY.

  

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That sentence is strange and ungrammatical. The answer to your question is that only "there is a lack" is correct. Try simplifying the sentence, and consider using "interpersonal communication" instead.

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  • That sentence is strange and ungrammatical.
  • The answer to your question is that only "there is a lack" is correct.
  • Try simplifying the sentence, and consider using "interpersonal communication" instead.
  • Also, are you referring to a particular society or to society in general?
  • Post below.
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That sentence is strange and ungrammatical. The answer to your question is that only "there is a lack" is correct. Try simplifying the sentence, and consider using "interpersonal communication" instead. Also, are you referring to a particular society or to society in general? Post below.

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