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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Is the grammar okay here?
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Would you change the grammar here?
The spouses state that their marriage has turned out to be unsuccessful; their relationships have worsened since May of 2012 and they terminated cohabitation in July of 2012.
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Would you change the grammar here?
The spouses state that their marriage has turned out to be unsuccessful; their relationships have worsened since May of 2012 and they terminated cohabitation in July of 2012.
Thank you!
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" "Terminated cohabitation" is formal and might be necessary for a legal document. Even in one of those, "they stopped living together" might be acceptable.
- " "Terminated cohabitation" is formal and might be necessary for a legal document.
- Even in one of those, "they stopped living together" might be acceptable.
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The spouses are talking about just one relationship, the one between them: "their relationship has worsened."
"Terminated cohabitation" is formal and might be necessary for a legal document. Even in one of those, "they stopped living together" might be acceptable.
"Terminated cohabitation" is formal and might be necessary for a legal document. Even in one of those, "they stopped living together" might be acceptable.
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