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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

raise objections

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Please tell me if I have used the expression correctly.
She raised objections against the spiraling price rise of essential goods.
  

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vsuresh She raised objections against the spiraling price rise of essential goods. It sounds fine to me. Or should I say that I can't raise any objections against it?

— CalifJim

  • vsuresh She raised objections against the spiraling price rise of essential goods.
  • It sounds fine to me.
  • Or should I say that I can't raise any objections against it?
  • CJ
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vsureshShe raised objections against the spiraling price rise of essential goods.
It sounds fine to me. Or should I say that I can't raise any objections against it?
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