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25 January
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Have you ever felt that you are part of one team in your life?
Is this question above grammatically ok?
Have you ever felt that you are part of one team in your life?
Is this question above grammatically ok?
Is this question above grammatically ok?
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@pipi12345
“one” -> “a”
“Have you ever felt that you are part of a team in your life?”
^^^this is grammatically correct BUT it is NOT natural.
“Have you ever felt that you belonged somewhere?”
^^^ I’m not sure what you want to say but maybe try this?
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