When to Use Advocating?

When to Use Advocating?

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  1. One can advocate something or one can be an advocate for something. ...
  2. If used as verb it is advocate, if used as noun you advocate for/of something/somebody. ...
  3. As state in the previous comments, one is a verb and the other is a noun.

How do you use advocating in a sentence?

How To Use Advocating In A Sentence?
  1. It answered the purpose of his adversaries in his day and since, to accuse him of advocating it.
  2. He starts by advocating non-resistance to evil, and ends by passionately resisting it.
  3. For the past month she had been advocating the engagement of a nursery governess for Bebita.

When should an advocate be used?

The law says that you need an advocate if you have difficulty in any one of these areas: understanding relevant information. retaining information. using or weighing information (for example being able to see the advantages or disadvantages in different options)

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