Son Ho
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I wonder if we can use both of two alternative adjectives in this sentence or just one word "harmful". Why can't we used the other one" destructive" in this sentence? Please explain to me.
"Not only are smoking and drinking HARMFUL/ DESTRUCTIVE to our health, they actually increase stress rather than reduce it."
By the way, could you help me with the second sentence. Could I write it in the three following ways?
"If I were you, I'd look for another job."
1) He suggested that I should look for another job.
2) He suggested to me looking for another job.
3) He suggested looking for another job.
Thanks in advance.:-D
"Not only are smoking and drinking HARMFUL/ DESTRUCTIVE to our health, they actually increase stress rather than reduce it."
By the way, could you help me with the second sentence. Could I write it in the three following ways?
"If I were you, I'd look for another job."
1) He suggested that I should look for another job.
2) He suggested to me looking for another job.
3) He suggested looking for another job.
Thanks in advance.:-D
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