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warrant and pride I am confused of the word 'warrant' and 'pride' which is appropriate in the sentence. "We____ ourselves not only on the quality of our research , but also on its contribution to improving our world". The answer is pride and I don't know why couldn't use 'warrant'. Could anybody help me this question?Thank you very much.
13 jun. 2018 05:21
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The context is not correct for "warrant". "We pride ourselves" - we are proud of what we do. We are pleased with what we do. "warrant" means justify. "This crime warrants a serious punishment." "This event will warrant more investigation." If you used "pride" instead of warrant, these sentences would not make sense.
13 juni 2018
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