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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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1. Does this sentence make sense:



"It's hard to write a book for a public in which you don't integrate yourself."




2. And how about this one:



"It's hard to write a book for a public in which you are not integrated."

  

Top answer

I think the second one is much better. Here's another for your comparison: It's hard to write a book for a society whose culture you have not yet assimilated. CJ

— CalifJim

  • I think the second one is much better.
  • Here's another for your comparison: It's hard to write a book for a society whose culture you have not yet assimilated.
  • CJ
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I think the second one is much better.

Here's another for your comparison:

It's hard to write a book for a society whose culture you have not yet assimilated.

CJ

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