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Yuridia Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
I need help with this sentence please.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
You have the right to success
or should it be
You have the right to succeed
?????
You have the right to success
or should it be
You have the right to succeed
?????
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Both would be correct. "Success" is something to attain or acheive, and "succeed" is something to do. "
- Both would be correct.
- "Success" is something to attain or acheive, and "succeed" is something to do.
- "
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Both would be correct. "Success" is something to attain or acheive, and "succeed" is something to do. Saying that one "has the right" to something can mean they are allowed to have/use/access it, or that they "have the right to [verb]."
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