A few days ago
keiser soze

What would be the proper way to pose or structer this sentence?

( We / I ), know longer need to contribute to the (impediment / impedimence) of (our / my own) progress.

Thanks to all for their input.

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A few days ago
Jeff S

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Impediment is the noun derived from the verb impede. The plural is impediments. No online dictionary recognizes the word ‘impedimence’

It should be ‘no longer’ not ‘know longer’

So I guess you could say “We no longer need to contribute to the impediment of our progress” or “I no longer need to contribute to the impediment of my own progress”

Or you could say “I no longer need to add impediments to my own progress”

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A few days ago
Anonymous
Here’s some sincere advice from someone in the business of shaping others’ words.

Learn words before you learn structure.

Words come first, structure later.

It’ll impede your progress if you do it top-down.

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A few days ago
Anonymous
I no longer need to impede my own progress.

We need not sabotage our own success.

We are impeding our own progress and ought not to continue.

I am a barrier to my own progress, and in order to move forward, I must get out of my own way. (<--- That's kinda funny. I like that one.)

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A few days ago
2jaxx
We no longer need to impede our own progress.

Why would one knowingly impede one’s own progress? Or should I ask Mr. Kobayashi?

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A few days ago
Anonymous
i no longer need to contribute to the impedimence of my own progress.

you cant speak on others behalf about hindrences

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