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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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conducive/profitable/beneficial to having a good sleep
Watching horror movies late at night is not very conducive to having a good sleep.
Hi,
Do "conducive" in the above equal "profitable/beneficial/productive?" Thanks.
Hi,
Do "conducive" in the above equal "profitable/beneficial/productive?" Thanks.
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Not really-- and you'd have to restructure the grammar to accommodate them. Conducive = tending to produce; contributive.
- Not really-- and you'd have to restructure the grammar to accommodate them.
- Conducive = tending to produce; contributive.
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Not really-- and you'd have to restructure the grammar to accommodate them. Conducive = tending to produce; contributive.
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Not really-- and you'd have to restructure the grammar to accommodate them. Conducive = tending to produce; contributive.
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