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Ansonguy Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Praise for his [well-done work]
(1) Thomas is a very diligent student. He receives much praise from his teachers for his well-done work.
One of my non-native English speaking friends made it up. My other friends and I thought about the phrase "well-done work" for a while. In the end, we agreed that it's ungrammatical.
Do you think the phrase in orange is awkward? Thank you very much for your opinion.
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It seems OK to me, although we'd more commonly say 'his excellent work'.
- It seems OK to me, although we'd more commonly say 'his excellent work'.
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It seems OK to me, although we'd more commonly say 'his excellent work'.
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