In 1990,the percentage of the birth in China surpassed.....USA with 10%.
I have 3 questions:
1. Can I say like this? Is this grammatical sentence?
If not how can I write in the blank "..." before USA? I don't want to repeat the "the percentage of the birth in USA".
2. Can I paraphrase the "birth rate" by "the percentage of the birth"?
3. In the graph, 10% was the birth rate of China in 1990 so can I write "with 10%" ? Is it right grammar?
Thank you !
The sentence as it stands is confusing. It is hard to say what is correct without seeing the chart. However, I believe you want to say: In 1990, the birth rate in China was 10% greater than that of the USA.
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The sentence as it stands is confusing. It is hard to say what is correct without seeing the chart. However, I believe you want to say:
In 1990, the birth rate in China was 10% greater than that of the USA.
nhung 3121. Can I say like this? Is this grammatical sentence?
No. See Doctor D's suggestion.
nhung 3122. Can I paraphrase the "birth rate" by "the percentage of the birth"?
No.
The birth rate is a standard statistical measure that demographers use to gauge population growth.
It has a very specif