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Teo Posted 20 years ago
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No pain, no gain.
1. No pain, no gain. 2. No pains, no gains.
Which do you think is correct?
Which do you think is correct?
Top answer
I think pain and gain are uncountable.
- I think pain and gain are uncountable.
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To feel the growing pains is something most companies have to go through.
I am at great pains to obsequiously solicit the favors of the guests.
When it comes to joining this forum, the gains in terms of how much progress you will make are substantial.
Not to mention other gains: sense of achievement that you draw from helping the others, etc.
No pain, no gain, ho
I am at great pains to obsequiously solicit the favors of the guests.
When it comes to joining this forum, the gains in terms of how much progress you will make are substantial.
Not to mention other gains: sense of achievement that you draw from helping the others, etc.
No pain, no gain, ho
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