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Rommel Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Are ‘to’ and ‘it’ correctly used in the sentences below?
Are ‘to’ and ‘it’ correctly used in the sentences below?
Context: The professor asked the class to form two different groups for the brainstorming.
The professor grouped the students into two to brainstorm on possible topics for an argumentative essay. He handed each group a piece of paper & a black pen and instructed it to draw a diagram on such topics.
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a) to brainstorm is fine. b) instructed it will never do. instructed them is what you need there.
- a) to brainstorm is fine.
- b) instructed it will never do.
- instructed them is what you need there.
- CJ
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a) to brainstorm is fine.
b) instructed itwill never do. 
instructed them is what you need there.
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