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Discover LudwigThe phrase "household that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a particular type of household, such as a "household that earns a low income" or "household that consists of a single parent." For example, "The government is introducing a new policy designed to help households that rely on welfare payments."
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Daisy ran a structured household that was centered on family activities.
Umenyiora's parents are Nigerian and he was reared in a household that embraced Nigerian customs.
"It was the first book at our household that was considered to be mine," he said.
Only one person came from a household that currently owned an automobile.
"Algeria is like a household that earns its money in dollars and spends it in euros".
Any household that did not complete its form will still be visited by a census taker.
There was a copy in nearly every household that could afford one, including the Prime Minister's.
I grew up in a household that recognized the savory value of pork fat.
The boundaries are breaking in a household that depends on them.
One household that will enjoy a 5% increase in income next year will be Buckingham Palace.
About 9percentt of children lived in a household that included a grandparent.
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