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Use of phrase in a sentence Hi everyone. I have a short paragraph containing 2 sentences like this: "This company is producing cardboard at four plants in New Zealand and four plants in Australia. Of these, the Christchurch factory in New Zealand has aged buildings and equipment." Is the use of "Of these" in the second sentence correct ? If not, please show me the correct word/phrase to be used here. Thank you.

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There is no need to say “of these”, so I’d just omit it entirely. One other suggestion — are you sure that you want to use the continuous aspect (“is producing”)? The continuous aspect suggests a temporary activity, so if the company plans to continue production with no end date, it would be better to use the simple present: “The company produces…”. Both of my above suggestions are, of course, dependent on the rest of your context (what kinds of changes are planned?).
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Thank you! I'm sorry .I no to answer the question.

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