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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to write a unbiased, grammatically correct sentence from the ones attached.
1. Jack is confined to a wheelchair.
2. A company owned by a 65- year- old white woman earned a million dollars last year.
3. The exercise program was developed for people with special needs.
4. A young man was arrested for leaving the scene of an accident.
5. This work requires a great deal of strength.
6. The student having difficulty with math should ask their instructor for help.
7. To Whom it may concern: Please accept the enclosed application for the position of Human Resource Manager.
2. A company owned by a 65- year- old white woman earned a million dollars last year.
3. The exercise program was developed for people with special needs.
4. A young man was arrested for leaving the scene of an accident.
5. This work requires a great deal of strength.
6. The student having difficulty with math should ask their instructor for help.
7. To Whom it may concern: Please accept the enclosed application for the position of Human Resource Manager.
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I don't understand your problem. Aside from a couple of small errors, there is nothing wrong with the sentences. I see no social bias.
- I don't understand your problem.
- Aside from a couple of small errors, there is nothing wrong with the sentences.
- I see no social bias.
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I don't understand your problem. Aside from a couple of small errors, there is nothing wrong with the sentences. I see no social bias.
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