"People there" vs "people living there" vs "people in it" vs "people living in it"
Are the following sentences grammatical?
1- Sudan said it will educate all the people there free of charge.
2- Sudan said it will educate all the people living there free of charge.
3- Sudan said it will educate all the people living in it free of charge.
4- Sudan said it will educate all the people in it free of charge.
5- Sudan said it will educate all the people living in Sudan free of charge.
6- Sudan said it will educate all the people in Sudan free of charge.
I know you will say the better choice would be "Sudan said it will educate all the people living in sudan free of charge".
Top answer
Here is more natural English. Sudan said it will educate everyone who lives there free of charge. Clive
- Here is more natural English.
- Sudan said it will educate everyone who lives there free of charge.
- Clive
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Here is more natural English.
Sudan said it will educate everyone who lives there free of charge.
Clive
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