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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"my interest brought me to this competition"
Hi guys,
Is there any wrong if I say
"my interest has brought me to this competition".
I am going to express my interest to my friend about the reason I joined the competition but a bit unsure how to put these together. Do you guys, English speakers think I can say this way? Thanks.
Is there any wrong if I say
"my interest has brought me to this competition".
I am going to express my interest to my friend about the reason I joined the competition but a bit unsure how to put these together. Do you guys, English speakers think I can say this way? Thanks.
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Anonymous Is there any wrong if I say "my interest has brought me to this competition". Nothing's wrong with that, but the verb is usually 'draw': My interest drew me to this competition. Nevertheless, it seems rather too self-evident to bear mentioning.
- Anonymous Is there any wrong if I say "my interest has brought me to this competition".
- Nothing's wrong with that, but the verb is usually 'draw': My interest drew me to this competition.
- Nevertheless, it seems rather too self-evident to bear mentioning.
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AnonymousIs there any wrong if I say "my interest has brought me to this competition".Nothing's wrong with that, but the verb is usually 'draw':
My interest drew me to this competition.
Nevertheless, it seems rather too self-evident to bear mentioning.
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