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Another ridiculous grammar question…?
Okay what’s the best way to say this…
Justin Timberlake gets advice from ‘The Love Guru’, and (it’s not to give up acting OR it’s not to quit acting OR it’s not to give acting up)?
Or is there an even better/smoother/wittier way to set-up that headline?
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Justin Timberlake gets advice from the ‘Love Guru’ and it’s not to quit acting.
Or:
Getting advice from the “Love Guru”, Justin Timberlake is told not to give up acting.
Never ever ever end a sentence with a Preposition.
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Justin Timberlake gets advice to quit acting from ‘The Love Guru’.
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I would say it this way:
Justin Timberlake Gets Advice from “The Love Guru”: Don’t give up acting.
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Justin Timberlake advised by ‘Love Guru’: keep acting.
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The advice Justin Timberlake got from ‘The Love Guru’ was, “Don’t give up acting.”
I’d put ‘The Love Guru’ in italics, because it isn’t a real name, but I don’t know how to do that in Yahoo.
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Justin Timberlake needs pure love, and gets quality info from the top Guru Omnipotent himself !
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JT gets advice from the Love Guru not in quitting the acting
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What does acting have to do with the Love Guru?
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the advice that JT got from ‘the love guru’ was not to give up acting.
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