Pessimism is an excuse for not trying and a guarantee to/of/for a personal failure.
Hello, everyone.
I am wondering which sentence should be used from the list below:
1) Pessimism is an excuse for not trying and a guarantee to a personal failure.
2) Pessimism is an excuse for not trying and a guarantee of a personal failure.
3) Pessimism is an excuse for not trying and a guarantee for a personal failure.
Are all of them correct? Is any of them better than the others?
I tried to google 'guarantee + to/of/for' but the results are inconclusive for me...
Top answer
Pessimism is an excuse for not trying and a guarantee of failure. Pessimism excuses inaction and guarantees failure. I hope this helps.
- Pessimism is an excuse for not trying and a guarantee of failure.
- Pessimism excuses inaction and guarantees failure.
- I hope this helps.
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Pessimism is an excuse for not trying and a guarantee of failure.
Pessimism excuses inaction and guarantees failure.
I hope this helps.
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