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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Weakness or a weakness
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Would you say that both sentences are equally natural?
His failure to attend would be construed as weakness, or at best indecision.
His failure to attend would be construed as a weakness, or at best indecision.
Thanks,
Tom
Would you say that both sentences are equally natural?
His failure to attend would be construed as weakness, or at best indecision.
His failure to attend would be construed as a weakness, or at best indecision.
Thanks,
Tom
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" It might show "weakness" instead of "strength" if he fails to show up at some specific thing, perhaps where he may be challenged.
- " It might show "weakness" instead of "strength" if he fails to show up at some specific thing, perhaps where he may be challenged.
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Unless he fail to attend over and over again, it's not "a weakness."
It might show "weakness" instead of "strength" if he fails to show up at some specific thing, perhaps where he may be challenged.
It might show "weakness" instead of "strength" if he fails to show up at some specific thing, perhaps where he may be challenged.
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