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Desafinado Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which is better
We came to conclusion quickly.
We reached a decision quickly.
We reached a decision quickly.
Top answer
Both work, although: We came to *a* conclusion quickly. e. "We reached a conclusion quickly".
- Both work, although: We came to *a* conclusion quickly.
- e.
- "We reached a conclusion quickly".
- You could also say: "We arrived at a conclusion / a decision quickly".
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Both work, although:
We came to *a* conclusion quickly.
"Reached" is the better word and works well in the first sentence, i.e. "We reached a conclusion quickly". You could also say: "We arrived at a conclusion / a decision quickly".
We came to *a* conclusion quickly.
"Reached" is the better word and works well in the first sentence, i.e. "We reached a conclusion quickly". You could also say: "We arrived at a conclusion / a decision quickly".
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