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Vicky Ngô Posted 13 years ago
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Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
"The majority of these interviewees never had children, however, there were some who had children but classify themselves as childless."
I'm writing a summary of a research article about childless parents and I am describing who was interviewed. The sentence before the one above already describes how many participants were interviewed. ie. "100 individuals were recruited for a 90 minutes long interview..."
Thank you in advance!
"The majority of these interviewees never had children, however, there were some who had children but classify themselves as childless."
I'm writing a summary of a research article about childless parents and I am describing who was interviewed. The sentence before the one above already describes how many participants were interviewed. ie. "100 individuals were recruited for a 90 minutes long interview..."
Thank you in advance!
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I'd go for: The majority of these interviewees had never had children ; however, there were some who had children but classif y ed themselves as childless.
- I'd go for: The majority of these interviewees had never had children ; however, there were some who had children but classif y ed themselves as childless.
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I'd go for:
The majority of these interviewees had never had children; however, there were some who had children but classifyed themselves as childless.
The majority of these interviewees had never had children
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