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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I am not sure I wrote it correctly. I wrote " although Korean and American have different values, in the bases they shared the same core values." Does that make sense that I wrote? I am not sure the word 'bases' was appropriate in that sentence.
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use "basically" Although Koreans and Americans have different values, they basically share the same core values. Although Koreans and Americans have different value systems, they basically share the same core values.
- use "basically" Although Koreans and Americans have different values, they basically share the same core values.
- Although Koreans and Americans have different value systems, they basically share the same core values.
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use "basically"
Although Koreans and Americans have different values, they basically share the same core values.
Although Koreans and Americans have different value systems, they basically share the same core values.
Although Koreans and Americans have different values, they basically share the same core values.
Although Koreans and Americans have different value systems, they basically share the same core values.
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