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Namsteven Posted 16 years ago
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- He doesn't like going on business trips by Singapore Airline's planes.

- He doesn't like going on business trips using Singapore Airline.

- Are these two sentences grammatical and natural?

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Namsteven
  

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They are not incorrect, but they don't sound very natural. One would more likely hear something like: He doesn't like using Singapore Airlines for business travel. or Singapore Airlines would not be (or is not) his first choice for business travel.

— Sam1947

  • They are not incorrect, but they don't sound very natural.
  • One would more likely hear something like: He doesn't like using Singapore Airlines for business travel.
  • or Singapore Airlines would not be (or is not) his first choice for business travel.
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They are not incorrect, but they don't sound very natural. One would more likely hear something like:

He doesn't like using Singapore Airlines for business travel.

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Singapore Airlines would not be (or is not) his first choice for business travel.
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Grammatically, they are both correct, but the second one sounds better than the first.
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