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Wldmsl Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Considering vs Choosing
I have a paragraph and wonder what the answer is that you think.
And please let me know why you check that answer.
please give me your brilliant brain.
Q.
Hello! Thank you for ___ our company as your potential contractor.
We have a few samples that you might be interested in.
One of our staff will be sent to show you the samples shortly.
Should you select us for your final contractor, you wont regret.
Please let us know as soon as possible via email.
Thanks, we hope you like the samples.
#1. considering
#2. choosing
And please let me know why you check that answer.
please give me your brilliant brain.
Q.
Hello! Thank you for ___ our company as your potential contractor.
We have a few samples that you might be interested in.
One of our staff will be sent to show you the samples shortly.
Should you select us for your final contractor, you wont regret.
Please let us know as soon as possible via email.
Thanks, we hope you like the samples.
#1. considering
#2. choosing
Top answer
wldmsl your potential contractor. Potential indicates that the decision has not yet been made. So, considering is the correct choice.
- wldmsl your potential contractor.
- Potential indicates that the decision has not yet been made.
- So, considering is the correct choice.
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wldmslyour potential contractor.Potential indicates that the decision has not yet been made. So, considering is the correct choice.
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Thanks a lot! and i think so too.
But some people said the word 'consider' can not be used with the preposition 'as'.
Instead of the use of 'as', they argued 'to be' is correct.
in fact, that paragraph was found in English test and the answer has not been made a decision yet.
In conclusion, i wanna know about the grammatically right usage of the word 'consider'.
"Thank you for
But some people said the word 'consider' can not be used with the preposition 'as'.
Instead of the use of 'as', they argued 'to be' is correct.
in fact, that paragraph was found in English test and the answer has not been made a decision yet.
In conclusion, i wanna know about the grammatically right usage of the word 'consider'.
"Thank you for
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True. "Choosing" is better option than "Considering". I have checked this on www.sunphrase.com and more results was for: "Thank you for choosing" than for "Thank you for considering".
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Oh yeah?
But the decision has not been made in that context yet..
Nevertheless the answer is 'choosing' you think?
But the decision has not been made in that context yet..
Nevertheless the answer is 'choosing' you think?
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Anonymous True. "Choosing" is better option than "Considering". I have checked this on www.sunphrase.com and more results was for: "Thank you for choosing" than for "Thank you for considering".I matters little which phrase is listed as used more often. They are both correct - in the right circumstance.
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