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Is this sentence grammatical (or does it even make sense)?
"Wasn't the use of uniform voted in favour of?
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Christine Christie Is this sentence grammatical (or does it even make sense)? I can tell what you're trying to say, but it is not natural. "
- Christine Christie Is this sentence grammatical (or does it even make sense)?
- I can tell what you're trying to say, but it is not natural.
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Christine ChristieIs this sentence grammatical (or does it even make sense)?
I can tell what you're trying to say, but it is not natural. Maybe "Didn't they vote in favor of mandatory uniforms?"
0In this case, you cannot end the sentence with a preposition. The object must follow it.
"Use of uniform" is not grammatical. You need the plural form.
"Use of uniforms"
But we wear uniforms, not use them.
The passive voice (voted) is very odd here.
So here is one possibility
Wasn't the vote in favor of
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