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Hly2004 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
conclude/reach
"Concluding business agreement with Autoliv in Shanghai ........"
I think the word could be replaced by "Reaching", am I right?
Thank you in advance!
I think the word could be replaced by "Reaching", am I right?
Thank you in advance!
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Reaching is the more abstract, but it is idiomatic. Also: If concluding is not a participle describing business agreement , an article or pronoun is needed before business.
- Reaching is the more abstract, but it is idiomatic.
- Also: If concluding is not a participle describing business agreement , an article or pronoun is needed before business.
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Reaching is the more abstract, but it is idiomatic.
Also:
If concluding is not a participle describing business agreement, an article or pronoun is needed before business.
Also:
If concluding is not a participle describing business agreement, an article or pronoun is needed before business.
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Hi
I agree with Archaic. We can say both "reaching a business agreement or business agreements with" and "concluding a business agreement or business agreements with".
paco
I agree with Archaic. We can say both "reaching a business agreement or business agreements with" and "concluding a business agreement or business agreements with".
paco
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