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TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
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Which sentence is more correct and why:
To do this job, one needs peace of mind, WHICH I don't have now.
To do this job, one needs peace of mind THAT I don't have now.
In my opinion, WHICH is more appropriate but i'm not sure.

Besides, I've come across two versions:
peace OF mind and peace IN mind.
Are both of them equally correct?

Thank you in advance!
  

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2. Peace of mind. 1.

— Philip

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  • Peace of mind.
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  • You could say: one needs a/the peace of mind that I don't have...
  • peace of mind, which I...
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2. Peace of mind.
1. You could say: one needs a/the peace of mind that I don't have... or ..peace of mind, which I...
I prefer the second. Note the difference in the use of a comma.
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Philip, thank you very much! So, in case of "peace of mind, which" an article is not needed.
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TinaMrPhilip, thank you very much! So, in case of "peace of mind, which" an article is not needed.
Correct.
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