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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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‘Is the lessons’ and ‘apply in his life’ are correctly used in the sentence, aren’t they?
‘Is the lessons’ and ‘apply in his life’ are correctly used in the sentence, aren’t they?
What is more essential than Bob’s success in his career as a businessman is the lessons he has learned from his failures, lessons that he can apply in his life.
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For me, it should be " are the lessons". Some people may feel that stronger punctuation than a comma is needed. "apply in his life" is fine.
- For me, it should be " are the lessons".
- Some people may feel that stronger punctuation than a comma is needed.
- "apply in his life" is fine.
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For me, it should be "are the lessons". Some people may feel that stronger punctuation than a comma is needed. "apply in his life" is fine.
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