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Kk Posted 21 years ago
1.Every single day a boss with the high emotion quotient has a myriad of opportunities to improve efficiency such as making the workplace a more upbeat place to work, complimenting his employees, and boosting their morale.
2.He was elated at/by getting the permission to .
3.As a result of developing responsibility, children should do chores as young as possible
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1.Every single day a boss with the high emotion quotient has a myriad of opportunities to improve efficiency such as making the workplace a more upbeat place to work, complimenting his employees, and boosting their morale.
2.He was elated at/by getting the permission to .
3.As a result of developing responsibility, children should do chores as young as possible
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Every single day a boss with a high emotion quotient has myriad opportunities to improve efficiency, such as making the workplace a more upbeat place, complimenting his employees, and boosting their morale. He was elated at gaining admission to Harvard University. 3.
- Every single day a boss with a high emotion quotient has myriad opportunities to improve efficiency, such as making the workplace a more upbeat place, complimenting his employees, and boosting their morale.
- He was elated at gaining admission to Harvard University.
- 3.
- In order to develop responsibility, children should begin doing chores at as young an age as possible.
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1.Every single day a boss with a high emotion quotient has myriad opportunities to improve efficiency, such as making the workplace a more upbeat place, complimenting his employees, and boosting their morale.
2.He was elated at gaining admission to Harvard University.
3. In order to develop responsibility, children should begin doing chores at as young an a
2.He was elated at gaining admission to Harvard University.
3. In order to develop responsibility, children should begin doing chores at as young an a
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Comment: "A myriad of" sounds OK.
Although you can use "myriad" by itself, it sounds more English if you say "countless" instead.
Although you can use "myriad" by itself, it sounds more English if you say "countless" instead.
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Interesting. I'd have opted for a third form: 'a myriad opportunities'.
MrP
MrP
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Probably right. It's difficult to say with such an uncommon word. :-)
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Per my dictionary-- 'myriad' as noun: 'a myriad of problems'; 'myriad' as adjective: 'myriad problems'. I knew it was an odd adjective, but I didn't know it meant '10,000'.
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Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching:
"The way begets one; one begets two; two begets three; three begets the myriad creatures."
"The way begets one; one begets two; two begets three; three begets the myriad creatures."
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