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Adonis Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Grammar questions.

I live in poverty, but I try to escape it. How can I express. Can you tell me ? Thank you

Do two sentences still have a lot of room for improvement.
Please tell me? Thank you.

Whenever I have enough fund to purchase between a house and a business, a business would take priority.

Investing a business helps me to make a vast profit.
  

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' -- this expression is fine. '

  • ' -- this expression is fine.
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(I'm not quite sure of all your questions, Adonis.)


'I live in poverty, but I'm trying to escape it.' -- this expression is fine.


And here are the other two adjusted:

'If I had enough money to purchase a house or a business, I would buy a business.'

'Investing in a business would help me (to) amass a vast profit.'
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Hello Mister Micawber

I live in poverty, but I'm trying to escape it.' --

I hope I can keep poverty away, or I get out of poverty.
How can I express this.

This is my normal homework.
Please, help me check them.
I appreciate your help.

University education is the fundamental to all students. or fundamental for all students .

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I hope I can avoid or escape poverty.


University education is a fundamental [BUT WE NEED A NOUN HERE, I THINK-- A FUNDAMENTAL WHAT?] for all students. [GEE, EVERYONE MUST BE VERY RICH IN YOUR COUNTRY!]

An internship enabled me to integrate theory with practical experience.

A higher education has created a foundation for my work as a journalist.

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