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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Adjectives

1. Are both these sentences correct:


a) "I feel certain to say that that you will always learn something new until you die."


b) "I feel positive to say that that you will always learn something new until you die."




2. And if both are correct, does any sound more natural than the other?

  

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Neither is natural, and there's an extra "that" in both. What is the reason for the emphasis at the start?

— Teechr

  • Neither is natural, and there's an extra "that" in both.
  • What is the reason for the emphasis at the start?
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Neither is natural, and there's an extra "that" in both.

What is the reason for the emphasis at the start?

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