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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Are all these word choices OK?
What is the limit/fine line/boundary between bravery and recklessness?
I know 'fine line' is the most suitable and definitely correct, but what about the other two?
Thanks.
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In an interrogative construction none of the three choices is right. You should say, for example: Where do you draw the line between bravery and recklessness? Where does bravery end and recklessness begin?
- In an interrogative construction none of the three choices is right.
- You should say, for example: Where do you draw the line between bravery and recklessness?
- Where does bravery end and recklessness begin?
- When does bravery become recklessness?
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In an interrogative construction none of the three choices is right. You should say, for example:
Where do you draw the line between bravery and recklessness?
Where does bravery end and recklessness begin?
When does bravery become recklessness?
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