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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
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Your worries and stress are no solution to the problem,
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Please tell me if these lines are natural, especially the highlighted punctuation? Any suggestions are welcome.
Your worries and stress are no solution to the problem, are they? I'm sure that it's easier said than done, but the truth remains the same: You need to be stronger and more strategic. That’s the demand of the situation—not despair and hopelessness.
Thanks,
Tom
Please tell me if these lines are natural, especially the highlighted punctuation? Any suggestions are welcome.
Your worries and stress are no solution to the problem, are they? I'm sure that it's easier said than done, but the truth remains the same: You need to be stronger and more strategic. That’s the demand of the situation—not despair and hopelessness.
Thanks,
Tom
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Your worry and stress are no solution to the problem, are they? ). That's what the situation demands, not despair.
- Your worry and stress are no solution to the problem, are they?
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- That's what the situation demands, not despair.
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Your worry and stress are no solution to the problem, are they? I'm sure it's easier said than done, but the truth remains: you need to be stronger and shrewder (?). That's what the situation demands, not despair.
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