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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Practice
You only get good when you practice harder. Or
You only get good when you practice hard.
Are both useable?
You only get good when you practice hard.
Are both useable?
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Yes, both are OK, but I suggest: You only get better when you practice harder. You only get good when you practice hard.
- Yes, both are OK, but I suggest: You only get better when you practice harder.
- You only get good when you practice hard.
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Yes, both are OK, but I suggest:
You only get better when you practice harder.
You only get good when you practice hard.
You only get better when you practice harder.
You only get good when you practice hard.
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