Karin
Could you please make this sentence meaningful? If she had not encountered bad luck due to her misfortune, she could have done better.
Dec 22, 2008 7:20 PM
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Hi Jane Bad luck and misfortune are similar in meaning, so you don't need both. ''If she had not been so unlucky, she could have done better" "If she had not had such bad luck she could have done better" "She could have done better, but for her misfortune" "She could have done better, but she was unfortunate" "If it was not for her misfortune, she could have done better"
December 23, 2008
She could have done better if not for her misfortunate bad luck.
December 22, 2008
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