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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is it correct??

I promise to be such a student you never had before.
  

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' Realistically, a more believable claim would be to be one of the best students you have ever had . Rover

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Better would be

'I promise to be the best student you have ever had.'

Realistically, a more believable claim would be to be one of the best students you have ever had.

Rover
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AnonymousI promise to be such a student you never had before.
No, it's not correct. If you want such in there, you'll have to place it differently in the sentence:

I promise to be a student such as you have never had before.

In any case, it's not exactly idiomatic modern English. See the other suggestions above.

CJ
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