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Reegis Posted 7 years ago
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Feel (the) fear and do it anyway.
Hello.
Which sentence of the below would you use to express a general advice?
1) Feel fear and do it anyway.
2) Feel the fear and do it anyway.
My guess would be #1 to indicate that I don't mean any particular fear, but I found out that #2 comes from one of the books.
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Reegis Which sentence of the below would you use to express a general advice? Omit 'a'. 'advice' is uncountable.
- Reegis Which sentence of the below would you use to express a general advice?
- Omit 'a'.
- 'advice' is uncountable.
- This is the usual formulation: Feel the fear (of whatever you're going to do) and do it anyway.
- It's not just an amorphous feeling of fear; it's the fear of whatever you're going to 'do anyway'.
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ReegisWhich sentence of the below would you use to expressageneral advice?
Omit 'a'. 'advice' is uncountable.
This is the usual formulation:
Feel the fear (of whatever you're going to do) and do it anyway.
It's not just an amorphous feeling of fear; it's the fear of whatever you're g
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