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Shcho23 Posted 10 years ago
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about what to focus on?
"Sometimes your professor will provide hints about what to focus on."
In this sentence, can I change the underlined part to about on what to focus? or,
on what they should focus?
If not, how many ways are there to rephrase it? And what would those be?
Thank you so much in advance.
In this sentence, can I change the underlined part to about on what to focus? or,
on what they should focus?
If not, how many ways are there to rephrase it? And what would those be?
Thank you so much in advance.
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shcho23 can I change the underlined part to about on what to focus? or,on what they should focus? No.
- shcho23 can I change the underlined part to about on what to focus?
- or,on what they should focus?
- No.
- Those changes are not good.
- shcho23 how many ways are there to rephrase it?
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shcho23can I change the underlined part to about on what to focus? or,on what they should focus?No. Those changes are not good.
shcho23how many ways are there to rephrase it?... about what you [should / could / might] focus on. Nothing else comes to mind.
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