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WesternAmerican Posted 19 years ago
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'empasis'
Imagine a judo practice.
The martial art guide tells one of his (help me to find a word) that he has to improve his upper cut.
Is there an alternative for 'improve'? Like 'give emphasis on your upper cut? Doesit sound natural and correct?
The martial art guide tells one of his (help me to find a word) that he has to improve his upper cut.
Is there an alternative for 'improve'? Like 'give emphasis on your upper cut? Doesit sound natural and correct?
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The martial art guide tells one of his (help me to find a word) suggest slaves/devotees/bootlickers/students/pupils /lackies/juniors/ that he has to improve his upper cut.
- The martial art guide tells one of his (help me to find a word) suggest slaves/devotees/bootlickers/students/pupils /lackies/juniors/ that he has to improve his upper cut.
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The martial art guide tells one of his (help me to find a word) suggest slaves/devotees/bootlickers/students/pupils/lackies/juniors/ that he has to improve his upper cut.
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Just in case Dr. Nick's humor wasn't clear to you, student is probably the best choice.
(Improve is also a good choice. Give emphasis to does not sound natural.)
(Improve is also a good choice. Give emphasis to does not sound natural.)
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Thanks, GG. Whenever doctors are concerned it is always best to get muliple opinions.
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