Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
to make up one's mind
Hello,
I have to kame a sentence using "to make up one's mind'.
1. I made up my mind there and then that I would never get married.
2.You're old enough to make your own mind up about smoking.
Are both the sentences correct for the given context?
Thanks.
I have to kame a sentence using "to make up one's mind'.
1. I made up my mind there and then that I would never get married.
2.You're old enough to make your own mind up about smoking.
Are both the sentences correct for the given context?
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, They are both correct. 1. I made up my mind there and then that I would never get married.
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Hi,
They are both correct.
1. I made up my mind there and then that I would never get married.
2.You're old enough to make your own mind up about smoking.
Are both the sentences correct for the given context? W
They are both correct.
1. I made up my mind there and then that I would never get married.
2.You're old enough to make your own mind up about smoking.
Are both the sentences correct for the given context? W
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To my ears, it would sound more natural to say--
1. I made up my mind, then and there, to never get married.
2.You're old enough to m
1. I made up my mind, then and there, to never get married.
2.You're old enough to m
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