Can I use 'achieve' and 'realize' interchangeably in the sentence? Have I correctly used 'working for'?
Can I use 'achieve' and 'realize' interchangeably in the sentence? Have I correctly used 'working for'?
The only way we can (achieve, realize) our dreams is to act now...to start working for them.
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They both work fine. I would change "working for" and the punctuation. I recommend always checking to see whether a simple comma won't work before resorting to anything strong or more exotic: The only way we can (achieve, realize) our dreams is to act now, to start working toward them.
- They both work fine.
- I would change "working for" and the punctuation.
- I recommend always checking to see whether a simple comma won't work before resorting to anything strong or more exotic: The only way we can (achieve, realize) our dreams is to act now, to start working toward them.
- The ellipsis is tricky to use (you used it unadvisedly), and I know of no good way to render it in this format.
- The ALT code 0133 is no better than hitting the period three times.
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They both work fine. I would change "working for" and the punctuation. I recommend always checking to see whether a simple comma won't work before resorting to anything strong or more exotic:
The only way we can (achieve, realize) our dreams is to act now, to start working toward them.
The ellipsis is tricky to use (you used it unadvisedly), and I know of no good way to rend
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