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Abil Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Member / membership

1. Anyone who is not a member of any political party may apply for the membership of our organization.

2. Anyone who has no membership of any political party may apply for the membership of our organization.

Do both the sentences sound correct?
  

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(1) sounds neater, but "the" is not required before "membership".

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  • (1) sounds neater, but "the" is not required before "membership".
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(1) sounds neater, but "the" is not required before "membership".
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