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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Have I correctly used 'this' and 'about' in these sentences?
Have I correctly used 'this' and 'about' in these sentences?
To cope with the problems in her family, Georgina usually looks for an emotional outlet by seeking advice from her friends. This often leads her, however, to making negative generalizations about her parents, brothers, and sisters.
To cope with the problems in her family, Georgina usually looks for an emotional outlet by seeking advice from her friends. This often leads her, however, to making negative generalizations about her parents, brothers, and sisters.
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teechr, is there any other word I can use instead of 'leads'? Can I say 'prompts,' 'causes,' or 'stirs'?
This often prompts/causes/stirs her, however, to make negative generalizations about her parents, brothers, and sisters.
This often prompts/causes/stirs her, however, to make negative generalizations about her parents, brothers, and sisters.
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