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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar advise please?

Hi there,

Do you think or agree "prolong" has a negative feeling? whereas "sustain" is more positive feeling on it?

Example,


I don't want to prolong Chinese course anymore, it sucks beside China is always offensive to us.

I would like to sustain my English study, as it is more popular all over the world.


Or doesn't really matter as they are interchangeable words to these two sentences?


Cheers.

  

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Prolong is not really negative. Prolonged means extended. Sustained means continued in a steady manner.

— Office English

  • Prolong is not really negative.
  • Prolonged means extended.
  • Sustained means continued in a steady manner.
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Prolong is not really negative. Prolonged means extended.

Sustained means continued in a steady manner.

Thanks,

Office English, https://youtu.be/zLhDHUsbpRw

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John Aki

Hi there,

Do you think or agree "prolong" has a negative feeling? whereas "sustain" is more positive feeling on it? No, I disagree.

Example,


I don't want to prolong Chinese course anymore, it

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