This is, at least, not wrong.But in its two word-choice suggestions, Grammarly went disastrously off the rails.No, I definitely did not want to refer to South Africa's "wholesome rule" or "ethical rule" here.
In a second paragraph from the same book, Grammarly flagged five issues: two "errors" that were not errors, two instances of beginning a sentence with a conjunction (perhaps too informal), and one word-choice suggestion, since I used the word "new" several times in a paragraph about Turkish language reform under Atatürk: new words, new script, new rules, etc.
In other words, Britain will be made to suffer for its choice … Suggestions by British politicians favoring a departure that the rest of the European Union will give Britain more favorable terms in a new trading arrangement will be rejected out of hand by European leaders, who do not want to make further concessions to a country that has rejected them, officials said.
Then comment on style, voice and lexical concerns and choices, giving suggestions on how to improve.
So there are lengthy, multiple-choice menu suggestions: each month of the year, you are offered four different, and differently priced, ways of feeding eight people.
(Note: Many of the pieces we've chosen as "mentor texts" below, are either by or about young people, but some are not. Please use the choices as suggestions only: there are many, many pieces in The Times weekly that fit the Common App prompts well).
Previous research has suggested physicians are more reluctant to change practice if advice is perceived as threatening to professional autonomy.[ 10, 11] Thus, recommendations attempting to influence initial therapeutic choices or suggestions to stop long-standing treatment may be more difficult to change than attempts to flag safety issues or to fine-tune existing therapy.
Graham Gooch was the perfect choice to address suggestions in the Australian media that England's dietary requirements – mungbeans, cranberry, quinoa and the rest – may have reflected a squad losing its grip on reality.
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On the public choice side, this suggestion would turn seniors into an active constituency for health care cost control.
gSome scholars suggest the ratio of conversion of high school graduates to advanced institution students as the measuring standard of 'advanced education opportunity.' The difference between our choice and their suggestion originates from different understandings of the equality of advanced education.
