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She wants to open a new business, and he, a non-profit organization.
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She wants to open a new business, and he, a non-profit organization.
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How to use in different contexts
Reporting News
She is planning to open a new business, while he aims to establish a non-profit organization.
Describing Aspirations
Her ambition is to launch a business; his, to create a non-profit that helps others.
Comparing Goals
Their goals differ significantly: she wants to open a business, and he wants to start a non-profit.
Speculating about the Future
Perhaps she'll open a successful business, and he'll build a thriving non-profit.
Rephrased versions
Formal
She intends to establish a new commercial enterprise, and he, a non-profit organization.
Casual
She's looking to start a business, and he's going to open a non-profit.
Simpler English
She wants to open a store, and he wants to start a charity.
Phrases to learn
open a business
To start a commercial enterprise.
non-profit organization
A charitable organization that does not aim to make a profit.