I have some questions.
Marva Collins did not lose a faith in her students despite the financial struggles.
In this sentence, can I use the following expressions instead of the financial stuggles?
Are these grammatically correct?
the financial struggling (Yes or no)
the verge of closing (Yes or no)
struggling financially (Yes or no)
struggling financially to keep the school alive (Yes or no)
financially struggling (Yes or no)
Please answer like the financial struggling (Yes)...
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"Lose a faith" should be "lose faith".
The financially struggling- no
Being on the verge of closing- this makes option 2 work
the rest are okay to use.
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