Noun and adjective
Hello everyone,
Is it correct to say:
... to undertake and pay all costs and expenses, including educational, medical, pharmaceutical, recreational, and residential costs and expenses and those related to food, clothing, travel, ticket, and etc., ...
This, say, translated fragment, is going to be a part of a legal text (so, preferably it should be source-oriented). I want to know whether "those related to" is referable to "costs and expenses". I found no better way to set orange-highlighted words as adjectives of "costs and expenses".
I would be so thankful of any help.
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Bahareh M I want to know whether "those related to" is referable to "costs and expenses". I found no better way to set orange-highlighted words as adjectives of "costs and expenses". Yes.
- Bahareh M I want to know whether "those related to" is referable to "costs and expenses".
- I found no better way to set orange-highlighted words as adjectives of "costs and expenses".
- Yes.
- "those" references "costs and expenses".
- It seems to me that you have written what you wanted to say.
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Bahareh MI want to know whether "those related to" is referable to "costs and expenses". I found no better way to set orange-highlighted words as adjectives of "costs and expenses".
Yes. "those" references "costs and expenses".
It seems to me that you have written what you wanted to say.
CJ
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