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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is the sentence grammatical?
Hi!
Is the sentence grammatical?
She was placed in the aforementioned isolation for about three months, being subjected to emotional and sexual abuse; therefore, she refused to enter into marriage.
Thank you!
Is the sentence grammatical?
She was placed in the aforementioned isolation for about three months, being subjected to emotional and sexual abuse; therefore, she refused to enter into marriage.
Thank you!
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Yes.
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The usage of "isolation" here as a countable noun, when referring to a person (not a micro-organism, for example) would not be standard in the UK. I looked up Merriam Webster and Oxford (US version) and could not see it either.
Is "an isolation" a standard variation in the US for "an isolation room" (or other words which mean "room")?
Or does the writer mean, in fact, "the afore
Is "an isolation" a standard variation in the US for "an isolation room" (or other words which mean "room")?
Or does the writer mean, in fact, "the afore
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