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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Interfere with/in

In my country, some parents feel obsessively obliged to interfere in their children's life, even after they get married.


What's wrong here? To me, it sound OK. Some friends of mine believe that "in" should be "with". They also believe that "obsessively obliged" is not natural English here. I don't see any problem with it.

  

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It should be "their children's lives ". Otherwise, I see no problem.

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  • It should be "their children's lives ".
  • Otherwise, I see no problem.
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It should be "their children's lives". Otherwise, I see no problem.

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