Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
- "Do not wish for something more than you work for."
I'm pretty sure that the following separate sentences are correct, but it somehow sounds somewhat weird when put together:
- Do not wish for something.
- Owning a house is something to work for.
I think that I'm confused because you can stress "Do not wish for something more" while you should stress "Do not wish for something" and "more than you work for".