The awards recognised initiatives rather than universal city outcomes
Both the category and the scope of recognition matter.
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In this lesson: Interpret the breadth of urban health without treating recognition as a universal health outcome.
Grammar in this story: A limit expressed by cannot
cannot establish that all residents have good health
“Cannot” plus a base verb states that something is not possible or cannot be concluded. Example: “One photograph cannot show every part of the building.”
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Explain why “nine champions” should not be rewritten as “nine cities”.
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The count combines two categories. Eight recipients were cities, while one was a national forum.
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