what is the defrrence between this to sentence????
1 i leave no stone to beat him
2 i leave no stone untruned to beat him
and which one is more correct? let me knw with definition plzzz ...
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The word you're looking for is "unturned", i.e. not turned over. Remember that I is always capitalised when you're referring to yourself.
Number 1 is not correct, it doesn't really make sense. The saying is "to leave no stone unturned", not "to leave no stone".
The second sentence is better in the future tense: "I will leave no stone unturned to beat him", meaning that you will stop at nothing - i.e. do anything - to beat him. In the present it's a bit clunky and the meaning is a little bit confused.
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...TWO sentenceS?
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*what is the DIFFERENCE between THESE
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