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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Represented
How would you correctly phrase the question?
Which nationality is represented most on this team?
Which nationality is there most of on this team?
I have a problem with this sentence as Brazilians is the people of Brazil not a nationality so am I right in say that it is incorrect to say “more than any other nationality”?
There are more Brazilians than any other nationality on this team.
Thank you very much
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Nationality means from the country. Brazilians is correct for their nationality.
- Nationality means from the country.
- Brazilians is correct for their nationality.
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Nationality means from the country. Brazilians is correct for their nationality.
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