Overpower
How would you phrase this please?
I finally decided to do my homework because doing my homework overpowered my laziness not to.
My need to overpowered my desire not to.
I overcame my laziness and finally did my homework.
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Top answer
The last sentence is the clearest and most correct. However, you could reword the first sentence to make it work. For example: I finally decided to do my homework because my need to get it done was stronger than my love of loafing about.
- The last sentence is the clearest and most correct.
- However, you could reword the first sentence to make it work.
- For example: I finally decided to do my homework because my need to get it done was stronger than my love of loafing about.
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The last sentence is the clearest and most correct. However, you could reword the first sentence to make it work. For example:
I finally decided to do my homework because my need to get it done was stronger than my love of loafing about.
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