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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
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Physical disabilities
Please check out the following sentences.
(1) The boy, who mocks the physical disabilities, is ill-natured.
(2) The boy, who ridicules physical challenged people, is ill-natured.
(1) The boy, who mocks the physical disabilities, is ill-natured.
(2) The boy, who ridicules physical challenged people, is ill-natured.
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Hi, (1) The boy, who mocks physical disabilities, is ill-natured. (2) The boy, who ridicules physical challenged people, is ill-natured. Both are correct.
- Hi, (1) The boy, who mocks physical disabilities, is ill-natured.
- (2) The boy, who ridicules physical challenged people, is ill-natured.
- Both are correct.
- But they sound odd, because you are just offering the additional information in a casual, parenthetical way.
- Consider these versions.
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Hi,
(1) The boy, who mocks physical disabilities, is ill-natured.
(2) The boy, who ridicules physical challenged people, is ill-natured.
Both are correct. But they sound odd, because you are just offering the additional information in a casual, parenthetical way.
(1) The boy, who mocks physical disabilities, is ill-natured.
(2) The boy, who ridicules physical challenged people, is ill-natured.
Both are correct. But they sound odd, because you are just offering the additional information in a casual, parenthetical way.
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