Issue courtesy of Good deed: Would this be grammatically correct and does it make sense?
“The only easy day was yesterday – this is my personal canon.”
Also, should I take out “my personal” and leave it as “this is the canon for which I live by” or should I just leave it as is?
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Answer by Mike
Leave it as is.
Answer by bluebellbkk
Leave it alone.
If you DID want to change it, you’d have to say “this is the canon for which I live” (without “by”), OR “this is the canon [that] I live by” (without “for which”).
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