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"Even a plant can be grown in a desert, if there is hope"
I am not able to frame the sentence properly. Please help.
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It doesn't seem to be correctly expressed, seeming to suggest that things other than plants are easier to grow in the desert. I think it probably should say "A plant can be grown (even) in a desert, if there is hope". In other words, with hope, we can achieve a difficult thing like growing a plant in a desert.
- It doesn't seem to be correctly expressed, seeming to suggest that things other than plants are easier to grow in the desert.
- I think it probably should say "A plant can be grown (even) in a desert, if there is hope".
- In other words, with hope, we can achieve a difficult thing like growing a plant in a desert.
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It doesn't seem to be correctly expressed, seeming to suggest that things other than plants are easier to grow in the desert. I think it probably should say "A plant can be grown (even) in a desert, if there is hope". In other words, with hope, we can achieve a difficult thing like growing a plant in a desert.
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