Hi,
It’s always better to contemplate before buying a pricey product
Is the above sentence correct?
Thanks
Using ‘contemplate’ on its own sounds too philosophical in this context because it sounds too serous a word used in connection with buying something expensive. ‘Contemplate’ suggests think deeply. I would suggest something like:
It’s always better to think twice before buying a pricey product
My view is no problem.
Adjective needs to have another infinitive sometimes.
It is easy to say but difficult to do.
A moderator can give you more lighting here.