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teenage back pain affects both their physical and mental health
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It is not a sentence because it does not begin with a capital letter and end with a mark of punctuation. These two things are not optional outside of texting. Get in the habit.
- It is not a sentence because it does not begin with a capital letter and end with a mark of punctuation.
- These two things are not optional outside of texting.
- Get in the habit.
- Here you go: Teenage back pain affects both their physical and mental health.
- Now we can get to work.
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It is not a sentence because it does not begin with a capital letter and end with a mark of punctuation. These two things are not optional outside of texting. Get in the habit. Here you go:
Teenage back pain affects both their physical and mental health.
Now we can get to work. The pronoun "their" does not have an antecedent. You want it to be "teenagers", but that word does not ap
0No. Say
eg Teenagers' back pain affects both their physical and mental health.
eg Back pain in teenagers back pain affects both their physical and mental health.
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