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In the sentence of "There's a personal growth award for students who have overcome an obstacle."
1. Should "an obstacle" be modified as "obstackles" corresponding to "students"?
2. Is there a contradiction between "a personal growth award" and " for students"?

Question

Do you think it's right or not?
Thank you for your help!

In the sentence of "There's a personal growth award for students who have overcome an obstacle."
1. Should "an obstacle" be modified as "obstackles" corresponding to "students"?
2. Is there a contradiction between "a personal growth award" and " for students"?

Answer

1. It would sound much better as "obstacles".
2. There is no contradiction. It's implied that all students have the opportunity to get the award.

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