Hello, I have two questions related to the grammar in the following sentences.
If you answer my questions, I thank you for answering.
With the help of our guest, we’ll learn why teens tend to act before [thinking everything through/thinking through everything].
Q1: In the above sentence, I know that ‘thinking everything through’ is a correct expression.
But, I wonder if 'thinking through everything' is grammatically correct.
Q2: Scientists used to think that the brain was done growing by the time you turned 12 since the brain reaches its maximum size around that age.
In the above sentence, I wonder if I can paraphrase the expression ‘was done growing’ into the expression ‘was finished growing’ or ‘finished growing’.
Please reply.
Q1: In the above sentence, I know that ‘ thinking everything through’ is a correct expression. Yes, it is. But, I wonder if 'thinking through everythin g' is grammatically correct.
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
Q1: In the above sentence, I know that ‘thinking everything through’ is a correct expression. Yes, it is.
But, I wonder if 'thinking through everything' is grammatically correct. Yes, it is. But the former is more idiomatic.
Q2: In the above sentence, I wonder if I can paraphrase the expre