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  1. 15-Mar-2013, 14:05 #1
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    Which one of these words look better in the following sentence? "You will fail the exam unless you start (to study) or (studying)"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulys View Post
    Which one of these words look better in the following sentence? "You will fail the exam unless you start (to study) or (studying)"
    I would say: "You will fail the exam unless you study." or "You will fail the exam unless you start studying (for it)."
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