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need to my own braveheart vs my own braveheart

The phrase 'my own braveheart' is correct on its own, while 'need to my own braveheart' is not a standard English construction. 'My own braveheart' can stand alone as a descriptive phrase, while 'need to' should be followed by a verb to form a complete sentence.

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need to my own braveheart

This phrase is not correct in English. 'Need to' should be followed by a verb, not a noun phrase like 'my own braveheart'.

To make this phrase correct, you could say 'I need to find my own braveheart' or 'I need to be my own braveheart'.

Alternatives:

  • I need to find my own braveheart
  • I need to be my own braveheart

my own braveheart

This phrase is correct in English and can be used to describe someone's personal source of courage or inspiration.

You can use 'my own braveheart' to refer to someone or something that inspires courage or determination within you.
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  • Jun 22, 2004 ... Three years ago I went to Scotland on my own Braveheart quest. I visited Stirling and came upon the Guildhall. Inside, there was placed against the wall, a gothic looking chair with a piece of paper taped to the seat. It read ...
  • Nov 10, 2014 ... ... all-time favorite movie and always has been since childhood) mood lately, and after I watched the film again, I've been reading some “Braveheart” fanfics on FFN and it kind of inspired me to write my own “Braveheart” fanfic.

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