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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Writing?

I want to study on the subject thoroughly to start my own project.

I would like to know the sentence is grammatically correct and meaningful.

  

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I'm just trying. I'd say: -I want to study the subject thoroughly to start my own project. or -I want to study the project thoroughly before starting it.

— Moonrise

  • I'm just trying.
  • I'd say: -I want to study the subject thoroughly to start my own project.
  • or -I want to study the project thoroughly before starting it.
  • In fact, I don't remember that I've ever used the adverb 'thoroughly', so I'm not sure of its usage there.
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I'm just trying. I'd say:

-I want to study the subject thoroughly to start my own project.

or

-I want to study the project thoroughly before starting it.


In fact, I don't remember that I've ever used the adverb 'thoroughly', so I'm not sure of its usage there.

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anonymousI want to study on the subject thoroughly to start my own project.

Remove "on".

You might consider "so that I can start" instead of just "to start".

Otherwise, fine.

CJ

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