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JJDouglas Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Best choice of word order?
I confused about the best place for "that" in the following sentence.
"You need to make sure that if any of these risks end up becoming a reality, you are well prepared for them."
"You need to make sure, if any of these risks end up becoming a reality, that you are well prepared for them."
Is there a preferred way or are both acceptable?
"You need to make sure that if any of these risks end up becoming a reality, you are well prepared for them."
"You need to make sure, if any of these risks end up becoming a reality, that you are well prepared for them."
Is there a preferred way or are both acceptable?
Top answer
You need to make sure [that] you are well-prepared for any of these risks if they end up becoming a reality.
- You need to make sure [that] you are well-prepared for any of these risks if they end up becoming a reality.
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You need to make sure [that] you are well-prepared for any of these risks if they end up becoming a reality.
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JJDouglas"You need to make sure that if any of these risks end up becoming a reality, you are well prepared for them.""You need to make sure, if any of these risks end up becoming a reality, that you are well prepared for them." Is there a preferred way or are both acceptable?I like the first one better.
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