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my friend said, "life is not a perfect process, in fact, it is a process to perfection" correct or not? or instead of "life is not a perfect process, in fact, it is a process to be perfection"
  

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The first sentence is correct. The second one is not grammatically correct. TO BE (in the infinitive - so as it is in this sentence) cannot be followed by a noun (perfection is a noun).

— Bernice.farrugia

  • The first sentence is correct.
  • The second one is not grammatically correct.
  • TO BE (in the infinitive - so as it is in this sentence) cannot be followed by a noun (perfection is a noun).
  • Bernice
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The first sentence is correct. The second one is not grammatically correct. TO BE (in the infinitive - so as it is in this sentence) cannot be followed by a noun (perfection is a noun).

Bernice
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