What concerns people most is those of education, social welfare and job career.
What concerns people most are those of education, social welfare and job career.
Is it possible that both are acceptable?
Which of the following is grammatically correct?
2013-01-15 3:25 am
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2013-01-15 3:26 am
✔ 最佳答案
Those what? Neither of those sentences is correct, but the second one is closer.
2013-01-15 5:37 am
Neither. The sentences are so poorly written that I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to say.
2013-01-15 3:32 am
Try not to use what in front of a sentence that's not a question.
Try: People are mostly concerned with education, social welfare, and obtaining a career???? (Job and career are basically the same thing... too repetitive)
Try: People are mostly concerned with education, social welfare, and obtaining a career???? (Job and career are basically the same thing... too repetitive)
2013-01-15 9:13 am
"The issues ,that concern people the most , are education, social welfare and career."
or
"The issues of education, social welfare and career concern people the most."
or
"The issues of education, social welfare and career concern people the most."
2013-01-15 3:28 am
I'm not sure if either of those actually make any sense...
Try: "The concerns which concern people the most are those of education, social welfare and job career."
that makes sense to me lol :)
edit: you may what to change "concern" to "worry" though!
edit: Olivia's answer is good!! xD
However it is okay to start a sentence with "what" if you're careful :)
"What's done is done!"
Try: "The concerns which concern people the most are those of education, social welfare and job career."
that makes sense to me lol :)
edit: you may what to change "concern" to "worry" though!
edit: Olivia's answer is good!! xD
However it is okay to start a sentence with "what" if you're careful :)
"What's done is done!"
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