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Nete Posted 13 years ago
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I am letting go my

"I am letting go my ... to concentrate on my other projects"

A) Can I say something like the above sentence?

B) Can I say "I am letting go Project A to concentrate on my other projects"

C) Can I say "I am letting go my hobbies to concentrate on my other projects"

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nete "I am letting go my ... to concentrate on my other projects" It sounds a bit odd to me. I am taking a break from/ quitting / abandoning my hobbies to concentrate on my other projects.

— Mister Micawber

  • nete "I am letting go my ...
  • to concentrate on my other projects" It sounds a bit odd to me.
  • I am taking a break from/ quitting / abandoning my hobbies to concentrate on my other projects.
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nete"I am letting go my ... to concentrate on my other projects"
It sounds a bit odd to me.

I am taking a break from/ quitting / abandoning my hobbies to concentrate on my other projects.
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