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Mojtaba vahdati Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
ended up vs came to the conclusion
He deeply studied the disease and finally ended up with the fact that it's not contagious.
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He deeply studied the disease and finally came to the conclusion that it's not contagious.
What's different?
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He deeply studied the disease and finally came to the conclusion that it's not contagious.
What's different?
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Neither sentence is natural. Try, He studied the disease thoroughly and, finally, concluded that it was not contagious. "
- Neither sentence is natural.
- Try, He studied the disease thoroughly and, finally, concluded that it was not contagious.
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Neither sentence is natural. Try,
He studied the disease thoroughly and, finally, concluded that it was not contagious.
You could use "came to the conclusion" instead of "concluded."
He studied the disease thoroughly and, finally, concluded that it was not contagious.
You could use "came to the conclusion" instead of "concluded."
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