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#538754 Wed, 09 Jul 08 02:43 PM

We must not focus on achieving the final goal in one big step. Instead, we should strive to achieve smaller goals leading to the end goal.

Is the above understandable?
Thanks.

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Who wants to go sailing around the world with me?

Avangi

#538772 Wed, 09 Jul 08 04:05 PM

It's clearly understandable, but lacks elegance.

Avangi

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". . . le plaisir delicieux et toujours nouveau d'une occupation inutile." - Henri de Regnier

goal/purpose
Aim or Goal, when to use
"goal to reduce" or "goal...
Goal vs purpose

goal vs target
It's an admirable/desirable cause/goal.
a holistic method/approach/style of teaching...
Grammar check (Guest:Goongi)

Confusion with "their"
how to form a question
whatever it takes
correct or incorrect?

New2grammar

#538776 Wed, 09 Jul 08 04:12 PM

Any suggestions for improvements?

New2grammar