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kiran774
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1. tedious, yet nerve-wracking.
2. tedious and nerve-wracking.
In my opinion, to use 'yet' in this case, there has to be sufficient contrast between the words 'tedious' and 'nerve-wracking'. Since both of them have a negative connotation, I'd use 2.
What do you think?
2. tedious and nerve-wracking.
In my opinion, to use 'yet' in this case, there has to be sufficient contrast between the words 'tedious' and 'nerve-wracking'. Since both of them have a negative connotation, I'd use 2.
What do you think?