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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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I should not omit 'the' before 'developing' in this sentence, should I? Is it acceptable to use 'countries' twice in the sentence?

I should not omit 'the' before 'developing' in this sentence, should I? Is it acceptable to use 'countries' twice in the sentence?

A number of countries, particularly the developing countries, experience economic crisis.

  

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Rommel I should not omit 'the' before 'developing' in this sentence, should I? You certainly may; I would. Rommel Is it acceptable to use 'countries' twice in the sentence?

— Mister Micawber

  • Rommel I should not omit 'the' before 'developing' in this sentence, should I?
  • You certainly may; I would.
  • Rommel Is it acceptable to use 'countries' twice in the sentence?
  • Sure.
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RommelI should not omit 'the' before 'developing' in this sentence, should I?

You certainly may; I would.

RommelIs it acceptable to use 'countries' twice in the sentence?

Sure.

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Is it acceptable to use 'countries' twice in the sentence?Yes, but you an also say

eg A number of countries, particularly the developing ones, experience economic crisis.


Clive

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