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Angliholic Posted 15 years ago
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It has often been said of learning a new skill
"Practice makes perfect" has often been said of learning a new skill.
Hi,
I ran across the above in an article entitled "Practice makes perfect." It sounds a bit strange to me, so I'd like to rewrite it using my way of thinking as the following. Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
When it comes to learning a new skill, "practice makes perfect" is sure to be mentioned of.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will definitely say/think of "practice makes perfect."
Hi,
I ran across the above in an article entitled "Practice makes perfect." It sounds a bit strange to me, so I'd like to rewrite it using my way of thinking as the following. Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
When it comes to learning a new skill, "practice makes perfect" is sure to be mentioned of.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will definitely say/think of "practice makes perfect."
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Hi, "Practice makes perfect" has often been said of learning a new skill. " It sounds a bit strange to me, so I'd like to rewrite it using my way of thinking as the following. Correct me if I am wrong.
- Hi, "Practice makes perfect" has often been said of learning a new skill.
- " It sounds a bit strange to me, so I'd like to rewrite it using my way of thinking as the following.
- Correct me if I am wrong.
- Thanks.
- When it comes to learning a new skill, "practice makes perfect" is sure to be mentioned of.
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Hi,
"Practice makes perfect" has often been said of learning a new skill.
Hi,
I ran across the above in an article entitled "Practice makes perfect." It sounds a bit strange to me, so I'd like to rewrite it using my way of thinking as the following. Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
When it comes to learning a new skill, "p
"Practice makes perfect" has often been said of learning a new skill.
Hi,
I ran across the above in an article entitled "Practice makes perfect." It sounds a bit strange to me, so I'd like to rewrite it using my way of thinking as the following. Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
When it comes to learning a new skill, "p
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Thanks, Clive, for the correction and help.
It's obvious that I still need practicing every day for I'm prone to make errors in writing.
I couldn't agree with you more on your suggestions.
When it comes to learning a new skill, "practice makes perfect" is often mentioned.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will often say of "practice makes p
It's obvious that I still need practicing every day for I'm prone to make errors in writing.
I couldn't agree with you more on your suggestions.
When it comes to learning a new skill, "practice makes perfect" is often mentioned.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will often say of "practice makes p
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Hi,
When it comes to learning a new skill, "practice makes perfect" is often mentioned.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will often say of "practice makes perfect." Delete 'of'.
By the way, does the original sound right and good to you?
When it comes to learning a new skill, "practice makes perfect" is often mentioned.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will often say of "practice makes perfect." Delete 'of'.
By the way, does the original sound right and good to you?
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Thanks, Clive, for your help again.
But I'm a bit confused.
Why must I delete "of" in my second version while the original and your version keep it?
But I'm a bit confused.
Why must I delete "of" in my second version while the original and your version keep it?
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Hi,
Here are some things you can say.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will often say "practice makes perfect."
They say these words.
When it comes to learning a
Here are some things you can say.
When it comes to learning a new skill, people will often say "practice makes perfect."
They say these words.
When it comes to learning a
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