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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is this sentence correct structurally? If not, how can I change it?

Beyond the communal setting of The University of Tulsa's campus, I'm interested in the values I gain from an education from this university.

Thanks so much guys!
  

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"Communal" is not the right word for describing a university campus ("communal" means "like a commune"). You might say something like "friendly atmosphere" instead.

— Anonymous

  • "Communal" is not the right word for describing a university campus ("communal" means "like a commune").
  • You might say something like "friendly atmosphere" instead.
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"Communal" is not the right word for describing a university campus ("communal" means "like a commune"). You might say something like "friendly atmosphere" instead.
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