Paraphrase "littering"
I wrote an essay about littering in cities. Therefore, I wanted to paraphrase the "littering". Therefore, I would really grateful if someone could tell me whether is it feasible to paraphrase "littering" as the following way.
It is true that high fines could serve as a deterrent to the general public would dispose their garbage inappropriately.
It is true that high fines could serve as a deterrent to the general public would littering.
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Nither of those is correct grammar. Say eg It is true that high fines could serve as a deterrent to those members of the general public who dispose of their garbage inappropriately. or High fines could serve as a deterrent to people who litter.
- Nither of those is correct grammar.
- Say eg It is true that high fines could serve as a deterrent to those members of the general public who dispose of their garbage inappropriately.
- or High fines could serve as a deterrent to people who litter.
- or High fines could deter people who litter.
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Nither of those is correct grammar.
Say eg
It is true that high fines could serve as a deterrent to those members of the general public who dispose of their garbage inappropriately.
or
High fines could serve as a deterrent to people who litter.
or
High fines could deter people who litter.
0dileepaIt is true that high fines could serve as a deterrent to the general public would dispose their garbage inappropriately.
It is true that high fines could serve as a deterrent to the general public would littering.
There's something wrong with these sentences. Did you leave out some words?
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