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The text is a debate on a statement in English. Question: Students should be allowed to choose their subjects themselves.
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I just want to know if the proverbs: Costara lo que costase / Cueste lo Cueste both exist or whether “Costara lo que costase” is just “Cueste lo Cueste” distorted by the indirect speech of the past involved here. So: Can you say “Costara lo que costase” outside of indirect speech?
Hey, the text is good. But you could try to find synonyms (for example in the word “subject”). You could also add a few “linkingwords” like “furthermore” or “moreover”.
Thank you for the tips! I will try to build more linkingwords in the future