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Joe2012 Posted 16 years ago
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Is this sentence correct ?

Friends, I'm asking this question to "confirm" I'm using word "out of" correctly in this sentence. Please do check my sentence and tell me it's right or wrong.

Sentence: "I vote democrats/republicans/xyz out of compulsion not out of choice."

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I vote for democrats/republicans out of compulsion not out of choice. I vote democrat/republican out of compulsion not out of choice. The use of "out of" is correct.

— RayH

  • I vote for democrats/republicans out of compulsion not out of choice.
  • I vote democrat/republican out of compulsion not out of choice.
  • The use of "out of" is correct.
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I vote for democrats/republicans out of compulsion not out of choice.

I vote democrat/republican out of compulsion not out of choice.

The use of "out of" is correct.
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