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Jennifertran Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Is this a correct sentence?
"Instead of trying to find fault with everything someone else does, why don't you struggle to change it? "
Can you understand what I mean in this sentence? Is it the way natives would speak?
Thank you for help in advance!
Top answer
Yes, it is understandable. I think, however, that "work," not "struggle," would be the more common expression. You could also shorten it a bit.
- Yes, it is understandable.
- I think, however, that "work," not "struggle," would be the more common expression.
- You could also shorten it a bit.
- For example: Instead of [ trying to find] finding fault with everything someone else does, why don't you work to change it?
- I hope this helps.
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Yes, it is understandable. I think, however, that "work," not "struggle," would be the more common expression. You could also shorten it a bit. For example:
Instead of [trying to find] finding fault with everything someone else does, why don't you work to change it?
I hope this helps.
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