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Hi, there
Which of THESE sentences is right?
“In Argentine soccer, Boca is a lower-class people’s team and River is a rich people’s team”
or
“In Argentine soccer, Boca is a lower-class people’s team and River is a rich people’s team”
or
“In Argentine soccer, Boca is a team for/of the lower class and River is a rich people’s team”
or
“ In Argentine soccer, Boca is a team for/of the lower class and River is a team for rich people”
Thank you very much
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It is a little impolite to state lower class or to label a group as rich.
Could you be more polite and say;
In Argentine soccer Boca is the team for the more disadvantaged of the population and River is for the more affluent citizens.
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They are all technically correct. I would say the 3rd option makes the most sense. Also when you're making a comparison like this, I would word the lower-class/rich adjectives differently. I wouldn't necessarily want to use the word poor, but maybe something like:
"In Argentine soccer, Boca is a team for/of the average person and River is a rich people’s team"
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