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Mr. Tom Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

A force to reckon with

Hi

Is the underlined part natural English?

BDA = a retired wrestler

James thought he would easily take on BDA, but the later was still a force to reckon with.

Thanks,

Tom

  

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I would use "to be reckoned with" instead of "to reckon with". Also, you need "latter" not "later" in the above.

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  • I would use "to be reckoned with" instead of "to reckon with".
  • Also, you need "latter" not "later" in the above.
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I would use "to be reckoned with" instead of "to reckon with". Also, you need "latter" not "later" in the above.

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