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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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The following sentence using the terms state and middle-income is acceptable, isn't it?
The following sentence using the terms state and middle-income is acceptable, isn't it?
At present, I can state that your country has reached the middle-income level of economy.
At present, I can state that your country has reached the middle-income level of economy.
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state is OK. But what does ' the middle-income level of economy ' mean? It sounds wrong.
- state is OK.
- But what does ' the middle-income level of economy ' mean?
- It sounds wrong.
- Try to say it another way.
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state is OK.
But what does 'the middle-income level of economy' mean? It sounds wrong. Try to say it another way. .
But what does 'the middle-income level of economy' mean? It sounds wrong. Try to say it another way. .
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CliveTry to say it another way. .Thank you for the suggestion, Clive.
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