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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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such that
Is this grammatically sound sentence?
His level of concentration is such that I don't think his opponent has what it takes to get him off his stride.
Is so much the correct word?
This activity won't exhaust you so much physically as mentally.
Thank you
His level of concentration is such that I don't think his opponent has what it takes to get him off his stride.
Is so much the correct word?
This activity won't exhaust you so much physically as mentally.
Thank you
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His level of concentration is such that I don't think his opponent has what it takes to get him off his stride. I would write " put him off his stride", but yes. This activity won't exhaust you so much physically as mentally.
- His level of concentration is such that I don't think his opponent has what it takes to get him off his stride.
- I would write " put him off his stride", but yes.
- This activity won't exhaust you so much physically as mentally.
- That's good.
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AnonymousIs this grammatically sound sentence?His level of concentration is such that I don't think his opponent has what it takes to get him off his stride.I would write "put him off his stride", but yes.
AnonymousIs so much the correct word?This activity won't exhaust you so much physically as mentally.That's good
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