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Sun 9 Dec, 2018 01:52 am
"The earlier you become successful,the better for you." Is the part "the better for you" clear? Should it involve a clause to specify the situation like "the younger you are, the better for you since time is on your side"?
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@hkhlcq,
Drop the last 2 words. They are understood, and therefore redundant. It doesn't need to be longer; it's better shorter.
@jespah,
Thank you, Jespah! It is enlightening.
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