minor slips, "allow for" in the 2nd paragraph means to consider sth, not to give permission. In this case to avoid repetition of the word, we can also use "enable' in the previous sentence and allow sb to do sth in the next; "demand' should be singular in the conclusion part. Thank you for sharing this useful video!
@@ThuTran-uj8ty Excellent😊 I actually made some other mistakes, you know, it's hard to speak and type at the same time. But in the actual exam, we should be more careful.
Cheers mate! I'm learning a lot with you about writing structures. Carry on!
No worries, mate!! 👍
minor slips, "allow for" in the 2nd paragraph means to consider sth, not to give permission. In this case to avoid repetition of the word, we can also use "enable' in the previous sentence and allow sb to do sth in the next; "demand' should be singular in the conclusion part. Thank you for sharing this useful video!
@@ThuTran-uj8ty Excellent😊 I actually made some other mistakes, you know, it's hard to speak and type at the same time. But in the actual exam, we should be more careful.