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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Is this correct?

Something is representing an overload for the health services of upcoming generations.
(of) is what I doubt, is it correct?
  

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Anonymous (of) is what I doubt, is it correct? 'Of' is OK. I would switch prepositions, I think: Something is representing an overload in the health services for upcoming generations.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous (of) is what I doubt, is it correct?
  • 'Of' is OK.
  • I would switch prepositions, I think: Something is representing an overload in the health services for upcoming generations.
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Anonymous(of) is what I doubt, is it correct?
'Of' is OK. I would switch prepositions, I think:

Something is representing an overload in the health services for upcoming generations.
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Representing seems unnecessary to me.
I suggest simply Something is an overload . . .
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AnonymousSomething is representing
I assume you are substituting "something" for the real subject you have in mind, because "something" seems much too vague a subject for such a specific predicate. I'd write

X (whatever you are really talking about) represents ...

CJ
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