Do these sound natural?
1. Is the violating laws against interfering with an officer in the act of duty applies to K9 in the U.S?
2. Would a suspect be accused of obstruction in the same way as an officer, if a suspect assault on K9 in the act of duty in the U.S?
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Hi Simba,
Please see below for my corrections. Neither of them sound natural to me - it may be due to the higher level words however:
1. Is the violating laws against interfering with an officer in the act of duty applies to K9 in the U.S?
Better as:
Does violating the laws against interfering with an officer in the act of duty apply to the K9 unit in the US?
2. Would a suspect be accused of obstruction, if a suspect assault on K9 in the act of duty in the U.S?
Better as:
Would a suspect be accused of obstruction if they assaulted a member of the K9 unit whilst they were on duty?
If you have any questions, feel free to message.
Hope that helps. Good luck with your studies.
Alice
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Thank you. Ashli.
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I would probably word them a little differently (I hope I understood what question you were really asking)
1)Does the law violation of interfering with an officer in the act of duty apply to K9 units in the U.S.?
2)Would a suspect be accused of obstruction in the U.S. if they assaulted a K9 unit in the act of duty?
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