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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Is this natural expression?

I believe that M.S is the best place what I can do my best with my abilities.

Is there's any gorgeous expression?
  

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Hi You need a second 'that' ... S is the best place that I can do my best with my abilities. I don't understand your use of the word gorgeous there.

— Dave_anon

  • Hi You need a second 'that' ...
  • S is the best place that I can do my best with my abilities.
  • I don't understand your use of the word gorgeous there.
  • ' and, of course, that wouldn't be appropriate.
  • 'Gorgeous' means to express a very great feeling for someone or something.
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Hi

You need a second 'that' ...

- I believe that M.S is the best place that I can do my best with my abilities.

I don't understand your use of the word gorgeous there. That would be something like 'I am totally in love with the idea of attending M.S.' and, of course, that wouldn't be appropriate. 'Gorgeous' means to express a very great feeling for someone or something.
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dave_anonHiYou need a second 'that' ...- I believe that M.S is the best place that I can do my best with my abilities.I don't understand your use of the word gorgeous there. That would be something like 'I am totally in love with the idea of attending M.S.' and, of course, that wouldn't be appropriate. 'Gorgeous' means to express a very great feeling for someone or someth
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Hi

I'm not a great expert on grammar and I'm hoping that someone else from EF will step in here

- I know what I like

- I know that I like pizza

I think the first introduces a noun phrase and the second introduces an indirect intentional thought. Beyond giving the examples, it is difficult to explain. As said, someone else may help us here!

Dave
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