The advice was
Are both these sentences correct:
1) He gave me some advice, and the advice was for me to focus on my goals, not waste time, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
2) He gave me some advice, and the advice was that I should focus on my goals, not waste time, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Gratefully,
Navi
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Hi Navi Both are correct, but to eliminate repetition of the words 'advice' and 'me', I would say: His advice to me was that I should focus on my goals, not waste time, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
- Hi Navi Both are correct, but to eliminate repetition of the words 'advice' and 'me', I would say: His advice to me was that I should focus on my goals, not waste time, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
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Hi Navi
Both are correct, but to eliminate repetition of the words 'advice' and 'me', I would say:
His advice to me was that I should focus on my goals, not waste time, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
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