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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
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Achieving
In the context: Talking about massive sale target.
He thinks achieving the target is a piece of cake. It is a huge amount of money(Big target).
Is this sentence correct? is "huge amount of money" suitable for the context?
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kumenglish In the context: Talking about a massive sale s target. He thinks achieving the target is a piece of cake. It is a huge amount of money.
- kumenglish In the context: Talking about a massive sale s target.
- He thinks achieving the target is a piece of cake.
- It is a huge amount of money.
- This is OK as amended, but frequently a contrastive word or phrase would be put at the start of the second sentence.
- For example: He thinks achieving the target is a piece of cake.
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kumenglishIn the context: Talking about a massive sales target.
He thinks achieving the target is a piece of cake. It is a huge amount of money.
This is OK as amended, but frequently a contrastive word or phrase would be put at the start of the second sentence. For ex
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