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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Legal Studies

is this sentence correct in terms of english?

I have more respect for buskers for charity or living than beggars.
  

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I have more respect for buskers for charity or living than beggars. You need to reword. eg I have more respect for people who busk for charity or for a living than I have for beggars.

— Clive

  • I have more respect for buskers for charity or living than beggars.
  • You need to reword.
  • eg I have more respect for people who busk for charity or for a living than I have for beggars.
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I have more respect for buskers for charity or living than beggars.

You need to reword.
eg I have more respect for people who busk for charity or for a living than I have for beggars.
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