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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Did I use " come to full circle" correctly?

You have been not smoking a year. If you cannt resist the temptation to smoke now, you wil eventually come to full circle.

A: Three cups of coffee are good for health, reducing the possibility of getting stroke.
B: But you smoke a lot. If you keep on smoking, you will come to full circle, even if you drink coffee.

Did I use " come to full circle" correctly?
  

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There is no 'to'; it is ' come full circle '. You have the right general idea, but it is usually used for a more variegated peregrination, not just 'there-and-back-again'. If you cannot resist the temptation to smoke now, you will eventually start again.

— Mister Micawber

  • There is no 'to'; it is ' come full circle '.
  • You have the right general idea, but it is usually used for a more variegated peregrination, not just 'there-and-back-again'.
  • If you cannot resist the temptation to smoke now, you will eventually start again.
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There is no 'to'; it is 'come full circle'.

You have the right general idea, but it is usually used for a more variegated peregrination, not just 'there-and-back-again'.

If you cannot resist the temptation to smoke now, you will eventually start again.

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