Is this sentence correct?
"After they divorced, their interaction is the child only."
I want to say that after divorce, they only interact with each other when it comes to the child.
Is this sentence correct? Thanks!
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I would rather say "After they divorced, they only interacted because of their child." Or maybe, "After they divorced, their only interactions were for the sake of the child."
Hope this helps! :)
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After their divorce, their interactions were limited to only discussing their mutual child.
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I agree with Amanda and want to add that in more informal speech, it's common to say "after they got divorced"
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