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Which of the following sentences is better?

(1) Happiness lies in satisfaction.
(2) Happiness lies in content.
 
Which of the following sentences is better?

(1) Happiness lies in satisfaction.
(2) Happiness lies in contentment.
Both now acceptable.
 
Which of the following sentences is better?

(1) Happiness lies in satisfaction.
(2) Happiness lies in content.


***** ONLY A NON-TEACHER'S OPINION *****


Contiluo,

Probably the better answer is No. 1.

(1) satisfaction is a noun. After a preposition, you

need a noun.

(2) content/contented are adjectives:

He is content with his life.

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