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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
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Top/distinguishing place

Are these sentences correct?


a) "To this date, our athletes have never achieved a top place in an international competition."


b) "To this date, our He athletes have never achieved a distinguishing place in an international competition."

  

Top answer

'distinguishing place' is not a good choice. Stick with 'top place'. It's better.

  • 'distinguishing place' is not a good choice.
  • Stick with 'top place'.
  • It's better.
  • '.
  • CJ
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'distinguishing place' is not a good choice.

Stick with 'top place'. It's better.

But even better is 'never achieved first place in ...'.

CJ

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