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Soka Posted 12 years ago
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Is this sentence correct?
Hello,
I wanted to know if the following sentence is correct, and if it clearly brings out the meaning or not:
"The children find it difficult to blindly accept the Hindu beliefs and ideologies and they constantly confront the dilemma of having to adhere to American culture or traditional Hindu family values".
Thank you!
I wanted to know if the following sentence is correct, and if it clearly brings out the meaning or not:
"The children find it difficult to blindly accept the Hindu beliefs and ideologies and they constantly confront the dilemma of having to adhere to American culture or traditional Hindu family values".
Thank you!
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Soka and they constantly confront the dilemma of having to adhere to American culture or traditional Hindu family values". the dilemma of having to choose between adhering to etc. I think this comes a little closer to bringing out the meaning .
- Soka and they constantly confront the dilemma of having to adhere to American culture or traditional Hindu family values".
- the dilemma of having to choose between adhering to etc.
- I think this comes a little closer to bringing out the meaning .
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Sokaand they constantly confront the dilemma of having to adhere to American culture or traditional Hindu family values".....the dilemma of having to choose between adhering to etc.
I think this comes a little closer to bringing out the meaning.
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