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Is it natural to say "Loving beauty is female's natural instinct" Is it natural to say "Loving beauty is female's natural instinct" or to say "Loving beauty is a natural instinct of female"?
Sep 1, 2017 2:59 AM
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"Loving beauty is female's natural instinct" "a natural instinct of female" sounds slightly better to me, but I would use "women" rather than "female". I find "loving beauty" a bit questionable, as (in my opinion) the instinct is to be beautiful themselves, not looking at or possessing anything beautiful. So I would phrase it like these. 1. Wanting to look beautiful is a natural instinct of women. 2. It is a natural instinct of women to want to look beautiful.
September 1, 2017
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No. Neither.
September 1, 2017
Gary's answer is the correct one. Tony has just written totally different sentences. The correction of what you've written is this: "Loving beauty is women's natural instinct" and "Loving beauty is a natural instinct of women". Although factually I would argue loving beauty is a natural instinct of all human beings regardless of gender ;)
September 1, 2017
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