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Mercyful_fate Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence correct
Married couples are two mature adults having sex.
Should I add "who are having" or it's fine? And does this imply that they are having sex now or in general? Am I using the right tense?
Should I add "who are having" or it's fine? And does this imply that they are having sex now or in general? Am I using the right tense?
Top answer
The statement is untrue. Married couples are not necessarily mature adults, nor do they necessarily have ***.
- The statement is untrue.
- Married couples are not necessarily mature adults, nor do they necessarily have ***.
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The statement is untrue. Married couples are not necessarily mature adults, nor do they
necessarily have ***.
necessarily have ***.
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I know it is untrue. I'm just asking about the structure because we were talking about something similar.
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I know it is untrue. I'm just asking about the structure because we were talking about something similar.
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It is better to give reasonable examples, those that do not present confusing or contentious semantics, so that your respondent can focus on your question.
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