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Chivalry Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can you say
"Build up decency"?
It sounds a little bizzare to me,
maybe "nurture" is a better verb right here?
The sentence I want to make is "His wisdom in his writing definitely make the positive influence on the young minds as well as build up the decency in them."
It sounds a little bizzare to me,
maybe "nurture" is a better verb right here?
The sentence I want to make is "His wisdom in his writing definitely make the positive influence on the young minds as well as build up the decency in them."
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It needs other work: The wisdom of his writing definitely has a positive influence on young minds as well as nurtures decency in them. Also, check the spelling of bizarre .
- It needs other work: The wisdom of his writing definitely has a positive influence on young minds as well as nurtures decency in them.
- Also, check the spelling of bizarre .
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It needs other work:
The wisdom of his writing definitely has a positive influence on young minds as well as nurtures decency in them.
Also, check the spelling of bizarre.
The wisdom of his writing definitely has a positive influence on young minds as well as nurtures decency in them.
Also, check the spelling of bizarre.
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Thank you, Mr. Micawber, I love it that you always offered to correct the erroneous parts in my sentence/writing. Really appreciate that!:)
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No, 'make an influence' is not the native collocation, chivalry. Perhaps you are confusing 'have an influence' and 'make an impression'.
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