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27 Nov 2020
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There is no correct answer to life.
Is this natural?
There is no correct answer to life.
Is this natural?
Is this natural?
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My teacher said it is ok to use “a correct to a question“ but it isn’t ok to use “a correct answer to life”.
Why?
Why?
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@Korilachan “there is no correct answer to life” sounds best
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@Korilachan I’m a little confused so, what’s the second one?
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i’m sorry.It’s the first one. “a correct answer to a question”
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Well they both sound fine but it would make more sense if you said “there is no correct answer to life”
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