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I wrote him a letter explaining the reasons. vs ...the reasons to him. | Difference between "Proposal" and "Engagement"

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#1 (permalink) Mon Aug 17, 2009 14:38 pm Sentence: Obesity is a serious problem in the industrialized world, both with...

Hi :) Can you check my grammar in this sentence: Obesity is a serious problem in the industrialized world, both with children and adults.

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#2 (permalink) Mon Aug 17, 2009 15:41 pm Sentence: Obesity is a serious problem in the industrialized world, both with

Mumigirl wrote:

Obesity is a serious problem in the industrialized world, both with children and adults.

Hello,

I'd replace "with" with "for".

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