After 60 days practice, you will reach in a better position than today where you are now.
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After 60 days of practice, you will reach a better position than where you are now.
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I would say, “After 60 days of practice you will be in a better position than you are today”
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Understandable but not correct. . . . You will be in a better position than you are today.
Or . . . You will reach a better position than you have today.
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Hi. What about: After 60 days practice, you will be in a better position than where you are now.
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Hi everyone!
"After 60 days of practice you will be in a better position than where you are now”
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