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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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There is no shortage of clubs to join

In university, there is no shortage of clubs to join. And there are many benefits to joining one, or more than one.

Hi,

For a start, does the bolded part in the above sound good?

Secondly, is it better to say "benefits of joining" instead of "benefits to joining?"

Thanks.
  

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Angliholic For a start, does the bolded part in the above sound good? It sounds okay to me. " No, "benefits to" is the only one that sounds natural to me.

— RayH

  • Angliholic For a start, does the bolded part in the above sound good?
  • It sounds okay to me.
  • " No, "benefits to" is the only one that sounds natural to me.
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AngliholicFor a start, does the bolded part in the above sound good?
It sounds okay to me.
AngliholicSecondly, is it better to say "benefits of joining" instead of "benefits to joining?"
No, "benefits to" is the only one that sounds natural to me.
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