1. I've decided to take a break from English for a bit, and focus on Spanish instead.
2. I've decided to take a break from English to focus on Spanish instead.
I feel that the second one sounds more natural, but it doesn't reflect that I took the break for a short time. Should I add?
I've decided to take a short break from English to focus on Spanish instead?
Thank you!
Which one of these two sentences are correct?
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Re: Which one of these two sentences are correct?
Tbh they are all fine and natural. #3 does emphasize the shortness of the break.
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Re: Which one of these two sentences are correct?
Thank you so much. I appreciate your time.