#The world is not going badly because of the wickedness of the bad but because of the apathy of the good. Is it same with below sentence? #The world is going badly not because of the wickedness of

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#The world is not going badly because of the wickedness of the bad but because of the apathy of the good. Is it same with below sentence? #The world is going badly not because of the wickedness of the bad but because of the apathy of the good.

Jul 2, 2024 1:18 AM

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Yes, they have the same meaning in both forms.

July 2, 2024

Yes. And they are both very natural. In fact, after I read them, I said "but they are the same." I had to look at them word by word to see what the difference was.

July 2, 2024