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Monalisatuan Posted 18 years ago
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legally affluent ?

Please help me correct if these sentence are wrong :

1/ The government encourage its people to enrich themselves legally .

2/The government encourage its people to enrich themselves justifiably.

3/ Tim's is a legally / justifiably affluent family ( I mean his family become rich by working hard ,rather than by smuggling , taking bribes and something like that )

Thanks in advance
  

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Hi, Please help me correct if these sentence are wrong : 1/ The government encourage its people to enrich themselves legally . 2/The government encourage its people to enrich themselves justifiably. 3/ Tim's is a legally / justifiably affluent family ( I mean his family become rich by working hard ,rather than by smuggling , taking bribes and something like that ) 'Legally' seems redundant.

— Clive

  • Hi, Please help me correct if these sentence are wrong : 1/ The government encourage its people to enrich themselves legally .
  • 2/The government encourage its people to enrich themselves justifiably.
  • 3/ Tim's is a legally / justifiably affluent family ( I mean his family become rich by working hard ,rather than by smuggling , taking bribes and something like that ) 'Legally' seems redundant.
  • Surely it can simply be assumed that the govt.
  • would not encourage its people to do anything illegal.
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Hi,

Please help me correct if these sentence are wrong :

1/ The government encourage its people to enrich themselves legally .

2/The government encourage its people to enrich themselves justifiably.

3/ Tim's is a legally / justifiably a
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