Directions:Correct the following sentence if needed given under the rule of:Inclusive-language-talking about perple with disabilities and diseases.
(1) Her brother's friend is an AIDS victim.
The problem is the word "victim." Can you rewrite the sentence without using that word?
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i don't know what asimplesubject is.
The simple subject is the one word (or maybe two or ? if it's a proper noun) that serves as the subject of a sentence.
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/subject.htm <~~Here is an excellent explanation with examples. The first section is explaining what the subject is; the second section is explaining the difference between the complete subject and the simple subject.
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Certainly! When rewriting the sentence to use inclusive language, we need to avoid using stigmatizing or offensive terms. Instead of referring to the person as a "victim," we can use more neutral and respectful language.
Here's a revised version of the sentence: "Her brother's friend is living with AIDS."
In this sentence, we replace the term "victim" with "living with" to convey that the person has AIDS without implying any negative connotations or portraying them as helpless. This revision promotes inclusivity and respect for individuals with disabilities or diseases.