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HifaMo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

interest of men towrds

Hi,

Please, is the following phrase (title) correct?

The Growing Interest of Men towards X

Thank you
  

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In, not towards. It's an odd-sounding title. What is an example of X?

— Clive

  • In, not towards.
  • It's an odd-sounding title.
  • What is an example of X?
  • Clive
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In, not towards.

It's an odd-sounding title. What is an example of X?

Clive
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Thank you.

Here is an example: The Growing Interest of Men in Sport
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It's not wrong, although to my ear it sounds a bit awkward.

Have you considered something more dynamic?
eg Why Is Men's Interest In Sport Growing?
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