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Chariot

#271995 Mon, 25 Sep 06 01:14 PM

Can we say "brave challenges"? What can go before "challenge"? take/face a challenge? Thanks a lot.

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Marius Hancu

#271997 Mon, 25 Sep 06 01:21 PM

"brave challenges" [OK
confront/face (up to) a challenge

Marius Hancu

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most effectively challenge
I challenge the answer
a big chess challenge.
"To me" or not "to me"...

up to
HELP!
certification/a certificate
work my way up to the highest level of difficulty

Usage og " AS ... AS"..
In courts or in the courts
to find a safe resting point
achieve something special

Chariot

#272294 Tue, 26 Sep 06 06:31 AM

I searched on yahoo. It gave only one entry "Students brave chanllenges as Chaplain interns." A preposition phrase follows the phrase "brave challenges". I wonder whether the phrase "brave challenges" must be followed by something, it can't exist along.

Chariot

Prepositions