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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
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The question

What is the motive of Iqbal's youth?

Is the question correctly constructed, please? I feel there should be something after 'youth'.

Thanks.

  

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No, it isn't right. "youth" (the state or condition) does not have a "motive". I'm not exactly sure what is meant by this question.

— GPY

  • No, it isn't right.
  • "youth" (the state or condition) does not have a "motive".
  • I'm not exactly sure what is meant by this question.
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No, it isn't right. "youth" (the state or condition) does not have a "motive". I'm not exactly sure what is meant by this question.

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Assuming Iqbal is a place name, it seems it's

What is the motive of the young people (who live) in Iqbal?

But 'motive' is the wrong word here. I'm not sure what you mean.

CJ

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