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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
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Subject/object
Is this sentence correct with the given meaning:
1-Being unfaithful is a very common reason for filing for divorce.
Meaning:
A very common reason for one filing for divorce is that one's spouse has been unfaithful.
The person filing for divorce is not the one who has been unfaithful.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-Being unfaithful is a very common reason for filing for divorce.
Meaning:
A very common reason for one filing for divorce is that one's spouse has been unfaithful.
The person filing for divorce is not the one who has been unfaithful.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
It does not necessarily say that but the intelligent reader will infer as much.
- It does not necessarily say that but the intelligent reader will infer as much.
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It does not necessarily say that but the intelligent reader will infer as much.
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