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Are these sentences correct?
- Contrary to popular belief/opinion, you can learn at any age.
- Contrary to popular belief/opinion, there's learning ability at any age.
- Unlike the general/public beliefs, it is possible to learn at any age.
How can I say that sentence in a natural way?
Thanks in advance.
Jun 18, 2015 2:57 PM
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The first sentence is perfect.
The second one isn't quite right.
'Contrary to public belief/opinion, you have the ability to learn at any age' or indeed
'Contrary to public belief/opinion, it is possible to learn at any age.'
The first clause of the third sentence isn't right. The clause you used in the first two sentences is fine.
June 18, 2015
