The phrase "activities share" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the sharing of activities, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The activities share among team members was essential for collaboration."
Alternatives: "sharing of activities" or "activities exchange".
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Student learning gains may be so similar between treatments because, although the simulations differ in instructional mode, the activities share similar learning objectives.
With a common geographic climate and natural resources, the residents of all ethnic groups participate in the same economic activities, share food habits and architectural styles of local residences, pray together for harvest, and celebrate the holidays.
Online activities share much in common with the world of daily life that I just described.
One thing these activities share is that they are generally taught by one person, often older, often a relative, friend or neighbor, to another person, often younger; a niece, a little brother, a granddaughter, a buddy.
Komen also funded the establishment of the Cancer Prevention Alliance of Zambia, which convenes breast and cervical cancer advocacy organizations to develop strategies and awareness activities, share best practices and provide training to Zambian nurses.
Often, what is most affecting at these moments is that most straightforwardly passive of social-media activities: sharing.
For the primary school classroom and home, here are some lovely ideas for Spanish-based crafts and activities shared by Genevieve Yusuf, who runs language classes for under-eights.
Among Vietnamese-Australians, activities shared with the mother predicted moderate to vigorous PA.
This gift of trusted information shared by your child, coupled with meaningful activities shared throughout the day, will hopefully lay a new foundation or solidify your already strong bond of family.
Not only scavengers but entire island bird communities are interlinked with traditional human activities sharing habitats, vectors, and pathogens with domestic species [66], [71].
