English Language & Usage Asked on April 29, 2021
I’m trying to figure out if the sentence below is grammatically correct. I am trying to say here "In international relations, we shouldn’t stop diplomatic discussions (not leave the table), instead we should be included in negotiations to defend our country’s interest." How can i fix the sentence below, especially "not do this rather do something else" phrase?
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I think that in international relations, we should not leave the table, rather be included in the process by defending the interests of our country.
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