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It's better to keep walking than seeking for help.
Keep walking better than seeking help.
It's better to walk than seeking for help.
Which one seems correct please help.
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Unfortunately, none of them! ' You cannot say 'seeking for' - 'for' is not used with 'seeking' although it is with 'looking'.
- Unfortunately, none of them!
- ' You cannot say 'seeking for' - 'for' is not used with 'seeking' although it is with 'looking'.
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Unfortunately, none of them!
I would say 'It's better to keep walking than to seek help.'
You cannot say 'seeking for' - 'for' is not used with 'seeking' although it is with 'looking'.
0The version I originally put will work well. If you want the versions you originally put, the following changes will be needed:
It's better to keep walking than to seek help. (As my 'preferred version')
Keeping walking is better than seeking help.
It's better to keep walking than to seek help.
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