English, asked by alihossainmia09, 10 months ago

work at least six hours a day or you can not make sure of success (change into simple sentence)

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Answered by madhu777777

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work at least six hours a day then you get the success

Answered by tanmazz82

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Answer:

working at least six hours a day, you can make sure of succes

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to succeed, work at least six hours a day

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