Noun clauses: the fact that
Could you help me please, if this is OK?
In my opinion, that problem is the same problem of all the parents. We want to please our children, but they are different like hand´s fingers. The fact that the parents should have the enough knowledge to know please to all their children.
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The fact is that the parents should have the knowledge to know how to please their children.
OR
The fact is that the parents should have enough knowledge to know how to please their children.
NOT The fact is that the parents should have the enough knowledge to know how to please their children.
In my opinion, that problem is the same problem of all the parents. We want to please our children, but they are different like hand´s fingers. The fact that the parents should have the enough knowledge to know please to all their children.
In my opinion, that problem is the same for all parents. [or for all of the parents if we are talking about a specific group of parents.]
We want to please our children, but they are as different from each other as each finger is from the other on one's hand.
The fact is that the parents should have enough knowledge to know how to please their children. [the noun clause]
Hola may: Creo que no tienes respuestas porque no queda del todo claro lo que buscas.
¿Debes reescribir las dos frases anteriores o hacer un resumen o qué?
Hay algún pequeño error en las frases anteriores también----¿Hay alguna razón por la que debes o quieres usar the fact that..?