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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Need help with this grammar
Can anyone tell me,
"Many people suffering for air pollution"
"Many people are suffering for air pollution"
I was told both are correct in English grammar, is that true?
Many thanks
William Chen
Top answer
No. Many people suffer/are suffering from the effects of air pollution.
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- Many people suffer/are suffering from the effects of air pollution.
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No.
Many people suffer/are suffering from the effects of air pollution.
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William ChenI was told both are correct in English grammar, is that true?
No.
William ChenMany people are suffering from air pollution.
Correct as shown.
CB
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