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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Consideration
Dear All,
Is the use of the word "consideration" correct in the following sentence:
" ... his consideration of the issue a top priority in his cabinet's policy."
Regards
Is the use of the word "consideration" correct in the following sentence:
" ... his consideration of the issue a top priority in his cabinet's policy."
Regards
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Hi, Is the use of the word "consideration" correct in the following sentence: " ... " Yes, it's OK, although it depends a bit on what the beginning of the sentence is. In this example, I'd probably omit the first 'his'.
- Hi, Is the use of the word "consideration" correct in the following sentence: " ...
- " Yes, it's OK, although it depends a bit on what the beginning of the sentence is.
- In this example, I'd probably omit the first 'his'.
- " Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Is the use of the word "consideration" correct in the following sentence:
" ... his consideration of the issue a top priority in his cabinet's policy."
Yes, it's OK, although it depends a bit on what the beginning of the sentence is.
In this example, I'd probably omit the first 'his'.
"Obama made (his) consideration of
Is the use of the word "consideration" correct in the following sentence:
" ... his consideration of the issue a top priority in his cabinet's policy."
Yes, it's OK, although it depends a bit on what the beginning of the sentence is.
In this example, I'd probably omit the first 'his'.
"Obama made (his) consideration of
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