think outside the box

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GUEST2008

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Hi

Is it OK to say:


If you want to come up with good ideas you have to start thinking outside the box.
 

JMurray

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That sounds fine to me.

not a teacher
 

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[AmE - not a teacher]

I would include a comma between "ideas" and "you".
 

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It's a bit cliched, but the grammar is OK if you add a comma. A "then" would fit in nicely as well.
 
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