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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

On the basis

Is this sentence correct:


"I don't hate anybody on the basis of religion, race or sexual orientation."

  

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It's correct grammar, but the meaning is clearer if you say eg "I don't hate anybody because of their religion, race or sexual orientation."

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Christine Christie"I don't hate judge anybody on the basis of (their) religion, race or sexual orientation."

Try that too.

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