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Wholegrain Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct?

"For Michael, weapons are a danger for everyone."

Is the sentence correct?

Therefore, can we say the following although the former is better: "Weapons are a danger for everyone for Michael"?
  

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"For Michael, weapons are dangerous for everyone."
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You can say either one. There are better ways to express the thought, but if being grammatical is your main concern, they are both grammatical.

CJ
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