Cool MateMeaning of Are trying to take a census
An official count or survey of a population.
In simple words: Trying to count everyone in a group, like a country.
Are trying to take a census in a sentence
- The government **are trying to take a census** of the entire population.
- Experts believe **trying to take a census** every ten years is essential for planning.
- During the pandemic, officials **are trying to take a census** to understand the impact.
- Cities **are trying to take a census** to improve local services.
- Nonprofits **are trying to take a census** to better allocate their resources.
How to use Are trying to take a census
Used in government contexts or research. Avoid in casual conversation, as it can sound formal.
Grammar pattern
are + trying + to + take + a + census
Memory hint
Remember 'census' sounds like 'sense us' - counting gives a sense of everyone.
Related words
Collocations with Are trying to take a census
- conduct a census
- census data
- population census
- national census
- census results
Common mistakes with Are trying to take a census
- Confused with 'assess' instead of 'census'.
- Using past tense instead of present continuous.
- Misinterpreting 'census' as only counting people, ignoring data collection.
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Frequently asked questions about Are trying to take a census
What does Are trying to take a census mean?
Trying to count everyone in a group, like a country.
What is the definition of Are trying to take a census?
An official count or survey of a population.
How do you use Are trying to take a census in a sentence?
The government **are trying to take a census** of the entire population.
Can you give another example of Are trying to take a census?
Experts believe **trying to take a census** every ten years is essential for planning.
What are synonyms for Are trying to take a census?
Common alternatives include survey, population count, demographic study, headcount, enumeration.
What words go with Are trying to take a census?
It commonly pairs with conduct a census, census data, population census, national census, census results.
What are common mistakes when using Are trying to take a census?
Confused with 'assess' instead of 'census'. Using past tense instead of present continuous. Misinterpreting 'census' as only counting people, ignoring data collection.
How do you pronounce Are trying to take a census?
US: //ˈsɛnəsəs//, UK: //ˈsɛnsəs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Are trying to take a census?
Used in government contexts or research. Avoid in casual conversation, as it can sound formal.