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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"as unacceptable" and " acceptable"
He consider the plan as unacceptable .
He consider the plan unacceptable.
Are both of them correct ?
if they are ,any difference in meaning?
He consider the plan unacceptable.
Are both of them correct ?
if they are ,any difference in meaning?
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Neither is actually correct because "he" requires consider s. He consider s the plan unacceptable. (no as)
- Neither is actually correct because "he" requires consider s.
- He consider s the plan unacceptable.
- (no as)
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Neither is actually correct because "he" requires considers.
He considers the plan unacceptable. (no as)
He considers the plan unacceptable. (no as)
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