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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Is this sentence of mine using 'to be too intelligent' correct and acceptable?
Is this sentence of mine using 'to be too intelligent' correct and acceptable?
We do not need to be too be intelligent to prove that we can study well, but we just need to work hard and persevere in our studies.
We do not need to be too be intelligent to prove that we can study well, but we just need to work hard and persevere in our studies.
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Studying well is not dependent on intelligence, so I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean We do not need great intelligence to succeed academically; we just need to work hard and persevere in our studies.
- Studying well is not dependent on intelligence, so I'm not sure what you mean.
- Do you mean We do not need great intelligence to succeed academically; we just need to work hard and persevere in our studies.
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Studying well is not dependent on intelligence, so I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean
We do not need great intelligence to succeed academically; we just need to work hard and persevere in our studies.
We do not need great intelligence to succeed academically; we just need to work hard and persevere in our studies.
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