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TeacherJapan Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Lose weight?
Are these two (1) and (2) sentences correct?
Are there any other ways of putting the underlined part?
Some try to eat less to lose weight. Wanting to be slim is fine in itself, but ( ).
(1) there is no point losing weight if you get sick.
(2) being slim has no value if it makes you sick.
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teacherJapan Some try to eat less to lose weight. Wanting to be slim is fine in itself, but going on a crash diet is not advisable.
- teacherJapan Some try to eat less to lose weight.
- Wanting to be slim is fine in itself, but going on a crash diet is not advisable.
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teacherJapanSome try to eat less to lose weight. Wanting to be slim is fine in itself, but
going on a crash diet is not advisable.
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