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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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Why should I use 'these' and not 'such' or 'those' in the given statement? Does it make any difference if I use 'those' or 'such'?
Why should I use 'these' and not 'such' or 'those' in the given statement? Does it make any difference if I use 'those' or 'such'?
Your teenage friends must not take romantic relationships and heartbreaks lightly, even though these are regarded as a normal part of teenage life.
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Rommel Why should I use 'these' and not 'such' or 'those' in the given statement? Does it make any difference if I use 'those' or 'such'? 'Those' and 'such' distance the reader from the sentiment, so use them for negative sentiments.
- Rommel Why should I use 'these' and not 'such' or 'those' in the given statement?
- Does it make any difference if I use 'those' or 'such'?
- 'Those' and 'such' distance the reader from the sentiment, so use them for negative sentiments.
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RommelWhy should I use 'these' and not 'such' or 'those' in the given statement? Does it make any difference if I use 'those' or 'such'?
'Those' and 'such' distance the reader from the sentiment, so use them for negative sentiments.
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