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Vsuresh Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

determination of purpose

Hi
What does this this mean?

He has determination of purpose.

My opinion: He wants to give his best to complete all the right tasks he takes up or he is given to complete
  

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vsuresh My opinion: He wants to give his best to complete all the right tasks he takes up or he is given to complete Correct. He is determined to accomplish what he sets out to do. Nothing can stop him!

— CalifJim

  • vsuresh My opinion: He wants to give his best to complete all the right tasks he takes up or he is given to complete Correct.
  • He is determined to accomplish what he sets out to do.
  • Nothing can stop him!
  • CJ
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vsureshMy opinion: He wants to give his best to complete all the right tasks he takes up or he is given to complete
Correct. He is determined to accomplish what he sets out to do. Nothing can stop him!

CJ
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He has determination of purpose. This sounds to me a little odd.

I'd consider saying He has determination.

Clive
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CliveHe has determination of purpose. This sounds to me a little odd.
I too felt that when I heard it,Clive.

And I searched it in the internet and found that people have used it at some places, but wanted to understand what they mean by that.
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