Hi guys! When a pregnant woman is hospitalized and about to give birth to a baby, there are several potential dangers to the woman. Is the sentence below used correctly in this situation?
"When it comes to giving birth to a baby, the door of giving birth and the door of being dead of a mother are rather close to each other."
Your answers will be greatly appreciated.
StevenLoan
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I don't think the metaphor of the door is very effective in this context.
"During childbirth, the line between successfully giving birth and dying is a narrow one."
It is not necessary to specify the mother with this formulation, because it is obvious that that is who is implied.
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"During childbirth, the line between successfully giving birth and dying is a narrow one."
It is not necessary to specify the mother with this formulation, because it is obvious that that is who is implied.
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Erik : Thanks a lot for your version. It is really helpful. Have a nice day.
StevenLoan
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