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You ought to take up tennis for the ......... of your health.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Heyaa...

You ought to take up tennis for the SAKE of your health.

 # Sake - for the goodness / for the purpose

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Answered by CarliReifsteck
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Answer :

Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'sake' as 'because of, or for the purpose of something.'

So, the correct sentence is :

You ought to take up tennis for the sake of your health.

In this sentence, 'for the sake of your health' means for the purpose of improving your health.


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