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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"Being a physicist, she had a scientific approach to everything in life. So when she couldn't find a logical explanation for the event, she was frustrated to no end."
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Anonymous Is this sentence correct? It is not good practice to begin with a conjunction, and 'being' is not necessary. 'To no end' has a different meaning than 'no end': A physicist, she had a scientific approach to everything in life, so when she couldn't find a logical explanation for the event, she was frustrated no end.
- Anonymous Is this sentence correct?
- It is not good practice to begin with a conjunction, and 'being' is not necessary.
- 'To no end' has a different meaning than 'no end': A physicist, she had a scientific approach to everything in life, so when she couldn't find a logical explanation for the event, she was frustrated no end.
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AnonymousIs this sentence correct?It is not good practice to begin with a conjunction, and 'being' is not necessary. 'To no end' has a different meaning than 'no end':
A physicist, she had a scientific approach to everything in life, so when she couldn't find a logical explanation for the event, she was frustrated no end.
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