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I help the disabled join or attend the vocational training centres and apply to them for the scholarship and facilities.Is the sentence correct or meaningful?  Thanks in advance.

Doctor D · Accepted Answer

Sorry, there are several problems here.

First, they cannot attend a center, but only attend a program at that center.
If you want to say "visit," do that. ("I help the disabled visit vocational training centers...)
Second, I would also delete "join" as unneeded.
Third, I am unsure what you mean by "apply for ... facilities."
Finally, whole the last part of the sentence is unclear. Are you helping the disabled apply OR are you applying on their behalf?

Here are two versions of your sentence:
I help the disabled attend programs at the vocational training centres where they can apply for a scholarship or use the facilities.
OR:
I help the disabled attend programs at the vocational training centres and also help them apply for scholarships and use the facilities.

I hope this helps.

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much for your patient reply, Doctor D.

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