MỌI NGƯỜI GIÚP EM BÀI NÀY VỚI Ạ !!! Find the mistake in the following passage: A great majority of adults in the industrialized world in fact, about 90 per cent- will be married at some time in their lives. Of those who do not, some may choose to remain single, but others will have no choice. An alarming number who marry will divorce, but this is because marriage itself has lost its attraction instead people give up particular relationships and try back. For example, of the four out of ten American marriages that possibly end up divorce, 80 per cent are preludes to further unions. Every society has its own definition of what a perfect marriage it should be. In the Western world, it seems that a husband and wife have been a perfect marriage if they love each other, have no other sex partner, display trust, loyalty and intimacy, confide in each other, show mutual respect, are willing to listen to their partners concern and are agree on their childrens up-bringing. However, from time to time the balance of social expectations shifts. For example, a study carried out in 1986 showed that 74 per cent of American couples rating "equality in the relationship an important component of marriage. We can be fare sure that their great-grandparents (and particularly their great-grandparents) did not place the same value in this.