Which one is correct? thanks
Let go of things that do you no good.
Let things go that do you no good.
What is the subtle difference between them if they are both correct? thanks
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Let go of things that do you no good.
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They are both correct and mean the exact same thing. You can use them interchangeably. :)
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The subtle difference between the 2 above examples, is that the first one sounds like personal advice from one friend to another.
The second one sounds more like a mantra, general advice to a general and varied public.
The difference IS subtle, but there is a difference.
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