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Julie Rhiles Posted 10 years ago
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If I want to say that a religion of local people in some country is Islam, can I say "people there practice Islam"? If "practice" doesn't work here, which verb is more appropriate for this context then? Thanks!
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Julie Rhiles If I want to say that a religion of local people in some country is Islam, can I say "people there practice Islam"? Yes. Julie Rhiles which verb is more appropriate for this context then?
- Julie Rhiles If I want to say that a religion of local people in some country is Islam, can I say "people there practice Islam"?
- Yes.
- Julie Rhiles which verb is more appropriate for this context then?
- 'Practice' is fine.
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Julie RhilesIf I want to say that a religion of local people in some country is Islam, can I say "people there practice Islam"?Yes.
Julie Rhileswhich verb is more appropriate for this context then?'Practice' is fine. Or you can just say 'the people there are Muslims.'
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