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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Using both after comma
Hello Friends,
Asif is a Muslim and gender-fluid, both oppressed minorities in India.
I want to convey that Muslims are an oppressed community, and gender-fluid people are also an oppressed community, and that Asif is both. Does the above line convey that, or is there a better way to put it?
Thanks, friends.
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Your sentence conveys what you want to say. No problem. If you wanted to express it very formally, you could write Asif is a Muslim and gender-fluid, both of which are oppressed minorities in India.
- Your sentence conveys what you want to say.
- No problem.
- If you wanted to express it very formally, you could write Asif is a Muslim and gender-fluid, both of which are oppressed minorities in India.
- But that is not necessary.
- CJ
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Your sentence conveys what you want to say.
No problem. 
If you wanted to express it very formally, you could write
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