Question about sentences
Dear all,
I would like to know whether the following sentence is correct. Here my doubt is can we use the word "child", without mentioning me as "son or daughter". Is the word "child" can be used to mention a mature individual.
"My father is paralysed. I have two brothers but they are not in the native. They are living abroad. I am his only child staying with him. So it is my duty and responsibility to look after him".
Thank you.
Top answer
cat navy 425 they are not in the native. This is not good. You should explain it so that it can be rewritten.
- cat navy 425 they are not in the native.
- This is not good.
- You should explain it so that it can be rewritten.
- cat navy 425 I am his only child staying with him.
- That's fine.
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cat navy 425they are not in the native.
This is not good. You should explain it so that it can be rewritten.
cat navy 425I am his only child staying with him.
That's fine.
0cat navy 425mentioning me as "son or daughter"
Why don't you want to mention your relationship to your father?
My father is paralysed. He has three adult children, my two brothers, who are living abroad, and me. So it is my filial duty and responsibility to look after him".
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