omit an opportunity or miss an opportunity? Which option is better: omit an opportunity or miss an opportunity? or maybe we can say it in some other way? Thanks

Tetiana

Answers · 2

Hi Tetiana, It is better to say "to miss an opportunity" I don't think I have heard "omit an opportunity" before.

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