“Leave for better” or “Leave for the better”?
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I would like to say something like "Go out and play great outdoors" using different words.
Thus, I would like to use these words: "leave, enjoy outdoors, better life".
Here I made it, but does it make any sense?
Leave for better!
or
Leave for the better!
Another suggestion was "Leave it better" which means "stay as it is better, or protect".
What can I say?
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I would like to say something like "Go out and play great outdoors" using different words.
Thus, I would like to use these words: "leave, enjoy outdoors, better life".
Here I made it, but does it make any sense?
Leave for better!
or
Leave for the better!
Another suggestion was "Leave it better" which means "stay as it is better, or protect".
What can I say?
grammar word-choice
edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
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asked 17 hours ago
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Neither Leave for better or the variants make any sense, and certainly do not mean the same as Go and play outdoors. You need to explain more of the context - is it a slogan of some kind?
– Kate Bunting
17 hours ago
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I would like to say something like "Go out and play great outdoors" using different words.
Thus, I would like to use these words: "leave, enjoy outdoors, better life".
Here I made it, but does it make any sense?
Leave for better!
or
Leave for the better!
Another suggestion was "Leave it better" which means "stay as it is better, or protect".
What can I say?
grammar word-choice
edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
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asked 17 hours ago
smexsmex
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I would like to say something like "Go out and play great outdoors" using different words.
Thus, I would like to use these words: "leave, enjoy outdoors, better life".
Here I made it, but does it make any sense?
Leave for better!
or
Leave for the better!
Another suggestion was "Leave it better" which means "stay as it is better, or protect".
What can I say?
grammar word-choice
grammar word-choice
edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
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asked 17 hours ago
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Neither Leave for better or the variants make any sense, and certainly do not mean the same as Go and play outdoors. You need to explain more of the context - is it a slogan of some kind?
– Kate Bunting
17 hours ago
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Neither Leave for better or the variants make any sense, and certainly do not mean the same as Go and play outdoors. You need to explain more of the context - is it a slogan of some kind?
– Kate Bunting
17 hours ago
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Neither Leave for better or the variants make any sense, and certainly do not mean the same as Go and play outdoors. You need to explain more of the context - is it a slogan of some kind?
– Kate Bunting
17 hours ago
Neither Leave for better or the variants make any sense, and certainly do not mean the same as Go and play outdoors. You need to explain more of the context - is it a slogan of some kind?
– Kate Bunting
17 hours ago
add a comment |
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Neither Leave for better or the variants make any sense, and certainly do not mean the same as Go and play outdoors. You need to explain more of the context - is it a slogan of some kind?
– Kate Bunting
17 hours ago