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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Are ‘relaxed’ and ‘greatly matters’ correctly used in this sentence? Should I say ‘life’ or ‘lives,’ ‘studies’ or ‘education’?
Are ‘relaxed’ and ‘greatly matters’ correctly used in this sentence? Should I say ‘life’ or ‘lives,’ ‘studies’ or ‘education’?
It is not bad to be relaxed sometimes and be happy with our (life / lives) as students, but we still need to pay attention to what greatly matters, especially our studies / education.
It is not bad to be relaxed sometimes and be happy with our (life / lives) as students, but we still need to pay attention to what greatly matters, especially our studies / education.
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Suggestions: greatly matters more ~~~ to be relax ~~~ I would use the plural (lives).
- Suggestions: greatly matters more ~~~ to be relax ~~~ I would use the plural (lives).
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Suggestions: greatly matters more ~~~ to be relax ~~~ I would use the plural (lives).
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