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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
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Sometimes we misjudge people because of our own judgement errors

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Could you please correct the following sentences? Thanks.

Sometimes we misjudge people because of our own judgement errors. We are so much opinionated that we forget the possibility of being wrong ourselves or only to analyze our own persons.
  

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Jackson6612 Sometimes we misjudge people because of our own judgement errors. We are so much opinionated that we forget the possibility of being wrong ourselves or only to analyze our own persons. " The verb in the "that" clause (" forget" ) has two objects / complements ("the possibility" & "to analyze") .

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  • Jackson6612 Sometimes we misjudge people because of our own judgement errors.
  • We are so much opinionated that we forget the possibility of being wrong ourselves or only to analyze our own persons.
  • " The verb in the "that" clause (" forget" ) has two objects / complements ("the possibility" & "to analyze") .
  • It's quite awkward, in my opinion.
  • I think it would be better to put the second complement in a second sentence .
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Jackson6612Sometimes we misjudge people because of our own judgement errors. We are so much opinionated that we forget the possibility of being wrong ourselves or only to analyze our own persons.
"So much opinionated" is okay, but a native speaker would probably skip the "much."

The verb in the "that" clause ("forget") has two objects / com
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