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Ben9108 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Less ~ wrong word in sentence
Hi everyone, Would you mind helping to correct the following sentence?
Less practice of speaking english is a major reason in china.
My teacher told me "Less" is a wrong word in the sentence. I don't know why?
Less practice of speaking english is a major reason in china.
My teacher told me "Less" is a wrong word in the sentence. I don't know why?
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Ben9108 Less practice of speaking english is a major reason in china. Ben, "Less", as used in the sentence, is indeed not a correct word. That said, the sentence also really doesn't make much sense to me either as stands.
- Ben9108 Less practice of speaking english is a major reason in china.
- Ben, "Less", as used in the sentence, is indeed not a correct word.
- That said, the sentence also really doesn't make much sense to me either as stands.
- Do you mean to say something like " The lack of / insufficient English practice is a major problem for learners to overcome in China" ?
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Ben9108Less practice of speaking english is a major reason in china.Ben,
"Less", as used in the sentence, is indeed not a correct word. That said, the sentence also really doesn't make much sense to me either as stands. Do you mean to say something like " The lack of
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hey my name is Harsh, according to me, your teacher is right bcoz if u say 'less' then it means in the sentence dat small no. of people speaks english in china but they are good at that. your sentence demands the word ---slow. your sentence cud be:
"slow practise of speaking english is a major reason in China."
"slow practise of speaking english is a major reason in China."
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