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Thu 18 Jun, 2015 10:15 am
The sentence:
Have the courage to take the responsibility if you count yourself one of them - the people who are lazy bones.
Yes, it's OK. "Consider" could also be used.
The entire sentence does not make sense, however.
@PUNKEY,
PUNKEY wrote:
Yes, it's OK. "Consider" could also be used.
The entire sentence does not make sense, however.
Why not? Hardwork is a virtue in many ways.
@oristarA,
Personally, I'd word it this way:
"Have the courage to take responsibility if you consider yourself a person who is a lazy bones. "
@Ragman,
Ragman wrote:
Personally, I'd word it this way:
"Have the courage to take responsibility if you consider yourself a person who is a lazy bones. "
You've made a good sentence.
But the general context is that I wanted to criticize the people who are lazy bones. I ridiculed them as the men walking without soul.
@oristarA,
If that was what you wanted to do, you never stated it. Also, both of the sentences do that (are critical).
@Ragman,
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