Profitably

Question

In the context: A business is running well but looking for a totally different business to start.

My business is running profitably. However, I am planning to go into a new different business venture with profitable money i earned from the current business.

Please check the sentence.

is "with profitable money i earned from the current business." correct?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

kumenglish
In the context: A business is running well but looking for a totally different business to start.
My business is running profitably. (More idiomatically, you can say " My business is growing and constantly profitable.....) However, I am planning to go into a new different business venture with profitable money i earned from the current business. (I am planning to venture in different businesses by leveraging the growth.)

Please check the sentence.
is "with profitable money i earned from the current business." correct?

Your sentences are grammatical but not the natural variety. Many learners often make the same mistake that is composing sentences by direct translation in the head from their mother tongues which is the main reason that their sentences ended up sounding stiff. Profit -already has the meaning of money.

GPY · Answer

kumenglishis "with profitable money i earned from the current business." correct?

No. Money can't be "profitable". You can say:

with money (that) I earned from the current business
with profit (that) I earned/made from the current business

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