academically successful or successful academically
Originally Posted by flipped cracka
"He is highly intelligent and has diverse intellectual interests, but has not been academically successful"
sounds fine to me. :dunno:
sounds fine to me. :dunno:
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Originally Posted by joebenz
sowwwwwwieeeeeeeee. i didnt mean it. it was the anger talking, not me 
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Originally Posted by Grifter
but i like the way way 1 sounds more better
:chuckles:
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Originally Posted by flipped cracka
you should just say
"He is highly intelligent and has diverse intellectual interests, but really, he sucks at school."
"He is highly intelligent and has diverse intellectual interests, but really, he sucks at school."
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