"how radically different my life would turn out to be."
Hi all
Does this sentence sound natural? I am wondering if I need to add "to be" to the end of the sentence.
When I finished college, I never thought how radically different my life would turn out to be.
Thank you for your help.
Best wishes
PBF
Top answer
The sentence is incomplete. It should be, for example: When I finished college, I never thought about how radically different my life would be just because I had a piece of paper with the word "degree" on it.
- The sentence is incomplete.
- It should be, for example: When I finished college, I never thought about how radically different my life would be just because I had a piece of paper with the word "degree" on it.
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The sentence is incomplete. It should be, for example:
When I finished college, I never thought about how radically different my life would be just because I had a piece of paper with the word "degree" on it.
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