A change in condition of a nation
According to XXX no improvement can be brought in the condition of a nation until it brought about a change in itself to improve its condition.
So, people can change themselves to improve their condition by constantly working hard.
Please somebody tell me if these two paragraphs are correct? Should it be a single paragraph or two paragraphs?
Thanks.
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According to *** no improvement can be brought about in the condition of a nation until it brings about a change in itself to improve its condition. So, people can change themselves to improve their condition by constantly working hard. Why do you say 'so'?
- According to *** no improvement can be brought about in the condition of a nation until it brings about a change in itself to improve its condition.
- So, people can change themselves to improve their condition by constantly working hard.
- Why do you say 'so'?
- I don't follow your logic.
- Should it be a single paragraph or two paragraphs?
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According to *** no improvement can be brought about in the condition of a nation until it brings about a change in itself to improve its condition.
So, people can change themselves to improve their condition by constantly working hard. Why do you say 'so'? I don't follow your logic.
Should it be a single paragraph or two paragraphs? You seem to intend the t
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