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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
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thus to?
Hello,
Students can memorize the terms to score higher on their test and thus TO get better grades.
Students can memorize the terms to score higher on their test and thus get better grades.
Is there a need for TO here? If I use it, is it wrong?
Thanks
Students can memorize the terms to score higher on their test and thus TO get better grades.
Students can memorize the terms to score higher on their test and thus get better grades.
Is there a need for TO here? If I use it, is it wrong?
Thanks
Top answer
TO is incorrect.
- TO is incorrect.
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Hi,
If you insist on your using and thus, then I suggest:
Students can memorize the terms to score more highly in their exams, and thus they will get better grades.
In my opinion, you should use only one of the underlined phrases in your sentnece. If you include both of them,
you will sound odd because they amount to the same thing.
If you insist on your using and thus, then I suggest:
Students can memorize the terms to score more highly in their exams, and thus they will get better grades.
In my opinion, you should use only one of the underlined phrases in your sentnece. If you include both of them,
you will sound odd because they amount to the same thing.
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englishnewbieIs there a need for TO here? If I use it, is it wrong?No. No.
CJ
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CalifJim englishnewbieIs there a need for TO here? If I use it, is it wrong?No. No.CJso "thus to" is correct but there is no need to use it? right?
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ertugrulMso "thus to" is correct but there is no need to use "to" or "thus to"? right?Right, as revised.
CJ
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