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patience pays off
waiting brings results
If patience pays off, staying calm and continuing to wait eventually produces a good result.
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I still make lots of mistakes in English.
Keep going - patience pays off.
Learning to play the piano is slow at first, but patience pays off.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: Your patience will pay out.
Say: Your patience will pay off.
Use pay off when patience or effort eventually brings a good result.
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How it fits in a sentence.
patience pays off; your patience will pay off
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Learning to play the piano is slow at first, but patience pays off.
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patience pays off
waiting brings results
“Learning to play the piano is slow at first, but patience pays off.”
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