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Liton Das Posted 9 years ago
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Grammar

Just don't do any activity that the outcome of that activity will blow you after 1 year

Is that sentence correct if not so please make it correct. I just telling him that not to do such work.

  

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What do you man here by 'blow you'?

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What do you man here by 'blow you'?

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Just don't do any activity that will ruin your chances of getting ahead.

Just don't do any activity that will result in ruining your health.

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The idiom is 'blow it', not 'blow you'. "it' refers rather vaguely to the situation or whatever we are talking about.

eg I had a great job, but I blew it.

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