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Stevenukd Posted 18 years ago
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A LOT BETTER
- I have been in Aikido for over 2 years. I am now more confident in myself, and I have a lot better of an outlook on things.
What does "I have a lot better of an outlook on things" mean in this situation?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
What does "I have a lot better of an outlook on things" mean in this situation?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
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Perhaps "My outlook on things is a lot better" makes more sense (and it's better formed). Due to Aikido I look at things in a different (and better) light.
- Perhaps "My outlook on things is a lot better" makes more sense (and it's better formed).
- Due to Aikido I look at things in a different (and better) light.
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Perhaps "My outlook on things is a lot better" makes more sense (and it's better formed).
Due to Aikido I look at things in a different (and better) light.
Due to Aikido I look at things in a different (and better) light.
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