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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Is the grammar correct?

Proximity can cause a barrier, a person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.
  

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Hi, Proximity can cause a barrier, a person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are. In terms of grammar - Proximity can cause a barrier. A person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.

— Clive

  • Hi, Proximity can cause a barrier, a person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.
  • In terms of grammar - Proximity can cause a barrier.
  • A person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.
  • or Proximity can cause a barrier, because a person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.
  • In terms of meaning, I'd say 'Proximity can breach a barrier .
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Hi,

Proximity can cause a barrier, a person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.

In terms of grammar -

Proximity can cause a barrier. A person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.

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Proximity can cause a barrier, because a person may not be comfortable with how close to them you are.


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