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    Default Proper sentence structure

    Is the following statement grammatically correct?

    In lieu of favors, a donation has been made to Earthjustice

    Yes,
    Earthjustice is spelled correctly!

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    David L. is offline VIP Member
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    Default Re: Proper sentence structure

    Do you mean:
    In lieu of flowers, a donation has been made to Earthjustice.

    Whether 'flowers' or 'favors' (American) - 'favours' (British), the grammar is correct.

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