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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Sentence formulation help needed
Hi,english is not my native language and i'm looking for someone who can tell me if the following sentence can be used as the title for a website article.
-- The 10 Dangers of Skiing and Their Prevention
Is it "normal" english to mention the prevention like that? "their prevention" or should i try to formulate it differently?
I appreciate any help i can get, thanks.
Higgins
-- The 10 Dangers of Skiing and Their Prevention
Is it "normal" english to mention the prevention like that? "their prevention" or should i try to formulate it differently?
I appreciate any help i can get, thanks.
Higgins
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Anonymous The 10 Dangers of Skiing and Their Prevention Is it "normal" english to mention the prevention like that? No. Grammatically it would be better to use: The 10 Dangers of Skiing and How to Prevent Them However, danger is a property of a situation.
- Anonymous The 10 Dangers of Skiing and Their Prevention Is it "normal" english to mention the prevention like that?
- No.
- Grammatically it would be better to use: The 10 Dangers of Skiing and How to Prevent Them However, danger is a property of a situation.
- If a danger exists it hasn't been prevented.
- To prevent something is to stop it from happening beforehand.
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AnonymousThe 10 Dangers of Skiing and Their Prevention Is it "normal" english to mention the prevention like that?No. Grammatically it would be better to use:
The 10 Dangers of Skiing and How to Prevent Them
However, danger is a property of a situation. If a danger exists it hasn't been prevented. To prevent something is to stop it from h
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