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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

sentence inquiry

Is the ending of this sentence correct, “definitely bring the best in us'?

The eminent faculty and individualized nature and design of the program will 'definitely bring the best in us’.

Or would this be better ‘prepare us for whatever the future holds’?
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Top answer

The phrase is 'bring out the best in'.

— Mister Micawber

  • The phrase is 'bring out the best in'.
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The phrase is 'bring out the best in'.
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Mister MicawberThe phrase is 'bring out the best in'.
Oh I see. Thanks, teacher.

So would that work at the end of my sentence or does the alternative work better. What do you think?

I am glad you responded!
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AnonymousSo would that work at the end of my sentence or does the alternative work better.
One is good for the present and near future.
The other is good for the more distant future.
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AlpheccaStarsOne is good for the present and near future.The other is good for the more distant future.
I see. Thanks for your help.

So which do you suggest I use? Which would have a stronger meaning or reasoning?
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