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24 May
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Does this sound natural?
The solution of the problem at your wit's end might be right under your nose.
Does this sound natural?
The solution of the problem at your wit's end might be right under your nose.
The solution of the problem at your wit's end might be right under your nose.
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- English (US)
The solution for the problem, that has you at your wit's end, might be right under your now.
This sentence is too long and difficult. Better would be, "I am at my wit's end with the problem, but the solution might be right under my nose."
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- English (US)
The solution for the problem, that has you at your wit's end, might be right under your now.
This sentence is too long and difficult. Better would be, "I am at my wit's end with the problem, but the solution might be right under my nose."
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