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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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Are these sentences acceptable or not?
Are these sentences acceptable or not?
1. The first grader can accept responsibility for his own strengths and limitations to read and finish his modules.
2. We can prepare sample index cards for a specific discipline as part of the card catalog.
1. The first grader can accept responsibility for his own strengths and limitations to read and finish his modules.
2. We can prepare sample index cards for a specific discipline as part of the card catalog.
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I don't know what the first one means. Why would you need to accept responsibility for your strengths? How does 'to read and finish his modules' fit into the sentence?
- I don't know what the first one means.
- Why would you need to accept responsibility for your strengths?
- How does 'to read and finish his modules' fit into the sentence?
- The second one is OK as long as you have a context in which it makes sense to the reader.
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I don't know what the first one means.
Why would you need to accept responsibility for your strengths?
How does 'to read and finish his modules' fit into the sentence?
The second one is OK as long as you have a context in which it makes sense to
Why would you need to accept responsibility for your strengths?
How does 'to read and finish his modules' fit into the sentence?
The second one is OK as long as you have a context in which it makes sense to
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