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Lucas21c Posted 14 years ago
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Could you review whether the two following sentences sound fine?
Thank you.

A. Japan is obliging on the US detering China's growing influence in East Asia.

B. A gap between the wealthy and the poor becomes more and more a serious problem in China.
  

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I do not know what sentance A means. Possibly you mean: "Japan is relying on the US to deter China's growing influence in East Asia".. Sentence B is OK, but the following is better: "The gap between the wealthy and the poor is becoming more and more of a serious problem in China".

— ArchieWW

  • I do not know what sentance A means.
  • Possibly you mean: "Japan is relying on the US to deter China's growing influence in East Asia"..
  • Sentence B is OK, but the following is better: "The gap between the wealthy and the poor is becoming more and more of a serious problem in China".
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I do not know what sentance A means. Possibly you mean: "Japan is relying on the US to deter China's growing influence in East Asia".. Sentence B is OK, but the following is better: "The gap between the wealthy and the poor is becoming more and more of a serious problem in China".
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Hi,

Could you review whether the two following sentences sound fine?
Thank you.

A. Japan is obliging on the US detering China's growing influence in East Asia.

B. A gap between the wealthy and the poor becomes more and more a serious problem in China.

No. Say eg
A. Japan is
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