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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

sentence correction

All my experiences from different areas teach me what my real interests are and what I am good at with.

Is it proper with "are" and "with"? Is this sentence correct?
  

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Are' is fine. Delete 'with'; it makes no sense.

  • Are' is fine.
  • Delete 'with'; it makes no sense.
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Are' is fine. Delete 'with'; it makes no sense.

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