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Please I need your advice. From the grammatical point of view, is it correct to say "Wisdom is something that we have to learn ourselves" ?
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Please I need your advice. From the grammatical point of view, is it correct to say "Wisdom is something that we have to learn ourselves" ?
Yes, although you don't learn learn wisdom. Replace with knowledge.
It depends where he is using it, If it is a magical story with a chinese bloke giving out philosiphies then yes.
Man must be chinese
Man must be chinese
locky1133 wrote:
> Yes, although you don't learn learn wisdom. Replace with knowledge.
I was talking about the grammatical point of view.
> Yes, although you don't learn learn wisdom. Replace with knowledge.
I was talking about the grammatical point of view.
When I wrote this in the composition in the Exam, my teacher said it's wrong and it should be "teach ourselves" but that wouldn't make any sense and doesn't deliver the same meaning, am I right or what ?
locky1133 wrote:
> Yes
> Yes
As I look back, it's only know I realise how many mistakes my English teacher made.
locky1133 wrote:
> As I look back, it's only know I realise how many mistakes my English
> teacher made.
Haha, these are my thoughts exactly.
> As I look back, it's only know I realise how many mistakes my English
> teacher made.
Haha, these are my thoughts exactly.
Cusack wrote:
> When I wrote this in the composition in the Exam, my teacher said it's
> wrong and it should be "teach ourselves" but that wouldn't
> make any sense and doesn't deliver the same meaning, am I right or
> what ?
Definitely 'or what'. Strictly speaking your teacher is correct.
> When I wrote this in the composition in the Exam, my teacher said it's
> wrong and it should be "teach ourselves" but that wouldn't
> make any sense and doesn't deliver the same meaning, am I right or
> what ?
Definitely 'or what'. Strictly speaking your teacher is correct.
Ineedsleep wrote:
> Cusack wrote:
> When I wrote this in the composition in the Exam, my teacher said
> it's
> wrong and it should be "teach ourselves" but that wouldn't
> make any sense and doesn't deliver the same meaning, am I right or
> what ?
>
> Definitely 'or what'. Strictly speaking your teacher is correct.
But my tracher totally misses the point, I don't mean to learn it it to ourselves, that makes "ourselves" an object, but I mean to say that we have to depend on ourselves in learning it, that's completely different.
> Cusack wrote:
> When I wrote this in the composition in the Exam, my teacher said
> it's
> wrong and it should be "teach ourselves" but that wouldn't
> make any sense and doesn't deliver the same meaning, am I right or
> what ?
>
> Definitely 'or what'. Strictly speaking your teacher is correct.
But my tracher totally misses the point, I don't mean to learn it it to ourselves, that makes "ourselves" an object, but I mean to say that we have to depend on ourselves in learning it, that's completely different.
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