Rachel Adams
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- Nov 4, 2018
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- Russian
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This is given as advice to a person who is feeling depressed. Are the parts marked by asterisks idiomatic and correct? When talking about difficulties generally should I use "the difficulties" or "difficulties" and "our life" instead of "our lives"?
It's depressing when a person loses his desire to live *during life*. Instead of feeling depressed I would suggest finding a solution. Some people hope *for* success but don't do anything to reach it. We don't have problems because of *the* difficulties of our life/lives, but because of our mistakes. Life is worth living. It's better to enjoy our *lives/life.*
It's depressing when a person loses his desire to live *during life*. Instead of feeling depressed I would suggest finding a solution. Some people hope *for* success but don't do anything to reach it. We don't have problems because of *the* difficulties of our life/lives, but because of our mistakes. Life is worth living. It's better to enjoy our *lives/life.*