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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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please help me~ ^^ Is this sentence correct?
"The more things the school give, the less things the students receive."
I mean that the school compel the students to study too much in my country, so I want to say that the students will get stressed about it and they will hate stydying if they can't enjoy learnings. So, actually I want to write " The more the school give, the less the students receive." but it is a little ungrammatically so I turn to the top sentence. and could you recommend a better expression to express my intention.
I mean that the school compel the students to study too much in my country, so I want to say that the students will get stressed about it and they will hate stydying if they can't enjoy learnings. So, actually I want to write " The more the school give, the less the students receive." but it is a little ungrammatically so I turn to the top sentence. and could you recommend a better expression to express my intention.
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I think it is too vague. You will need to do something like this: The more the schools ask of their students, the less the students receive of their schools.
- I think it is too vague.
- You will need to do something like this: The more the schools ask of their students, the less the students receive of their schools.
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I think it is too vague. You will need to do something like this:
The more the schools ask of their students, the less the students receive of their schools.
The more the schools ask of their students, the less the students receive of their schools.
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