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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Apparently, I and my friends are discussing about choosing slogan for a knowledge competition.
The first one is: come to life, come to knowledge.
The second: Challenge your brain, dare your friends.
They insist that the first one doesn't have the appropriate meaning. However, I think it's quiet good.
What do you think? If choosing the second one, what word(s) can we replace for the word "dare". I think it's not impressive.
The first one is: come to life, come to knowledge.
The second: Challenge your brain, dare your friends.
They insist that the first one doesn't have the appropriate meaning. However, I think it's quiet good.
What do you think? If choosing the second one, what word(s) can we replace for the word "dare". I think it's not impressive.
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I think both of your suggestions would work, depending on the intended group. However, I would suggest that you follow the general courtesy in writing of "My friends and I" instead of beginning with "I".
- I think both of your suggestions would work, depending on the intended group.
- However, I would suggest that you follow the general courtesy in writing of "My friends and I" instead of beginning with "I".
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I think both of your suggestions would work, depending on the intended group. However, I would suggest that you follow the general courtesy in writing of "My friends and I" instead of beginning with "I".
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