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MUSCOVITE Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
alternative constructs
Hi,
(1) All considered functions shall be used at the user's discretion.
(2) All functions considered shall be used at the user's discretion.
(3) All functions to be considered shall be used at the user's discretion.
Is there any noticeable difference between these sentences (assuming they are all correct English) ?
mus-te
(1) All considered functions shall be used at the user's discretion.
(2) All functions considered shall be used at the user's discretion.
(3) All functions to be considered shall be used at the user's discretion.
Is there any noticeable difference between these sentences (assuming they are all correct English) ?
mus-te
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e. #1 they've been considered while in #3 they haven't yet).
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- #1 they've been considered while in #3 they haven't yet).
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I see no reason for adding the phrase with 'considered' at all, but otherwise, they are right and the same except for potential time-reference differences (i.e. #1 they've been considered while in #3 they haven't yet).
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Mister Micawber(i.e. #1 they've been considered while in #3 they haven't yet).I guess #2 is "very close" to #3? so one can say
"... while in ## 2, 3 they haven't yet"?
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Mister MicawberNo, #2 is ambiguous.Interesting... Thank you so much!
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