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Spooner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct?

Simply put, the safety of my mom, my brother and me can hardly be guaranteed in this place.

Hi,

I don't think the underline phrase sounds grammatical.

Could anyone help me rephrase it ?

Thanks
  

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It may sound a bit awkward, but it's fine grammatically. Simply put, no one can guarantee safety for my mom, my brother, and me [in this place / here]. Simply put, there is no guarantee that my mom, my brother, and me will be safe [in this place / here].

— CalifJim

  • It may sound a bit awkward, but it's fine grammatically.
  • Simply put, no one can guarantee safety for my mom, my brother, and me [in this place / here].
  • Simply put, there is no guarantee that my mom, my brother, and me will be safe [in this place / here].
  • CJ
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It may sound a bit awkward, but it's fine grammatically.

Simply put, no one can guarantee safety for my mom, my brother, and me [in this place / here].

Simply put, there is no guarantee that my mom, my brother, and me will be safe [in this place / here].

CJ
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