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Nanuka Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of the word considerate
Hello all you friendly people sitting in front of a computer 
Would anyone of you help me to figure out in which of those sentences listed the phrase "considerate" is used correctly?
I'm specifically interested in knowing whether it is possible to use it as a byword for" make sure" meant in a more anxious way + if it's useable without a preposition I guess...
( I hope my explanation makes sense
)
1. She is always considerate of never coming late. ( She always makes sure never to not come late)
2. She is always considerate never to come late.
Many thanks !
Would anyone of you help me to figure out in which of those sentences listed the phrase "considerate" is used correctly?
I'm specifically interested in knowing whether it is possible to use it as a byword for" make sure" meant in a more anxious way + if it's useable without a preposition I guess...
( I hope my explanation makes sense
)1. She is always considerate of never coming late. ( She always makes sure never to not come late)
2. She is always considerate never to come late.
Many thanks !
Top answer
Neither sentence seems possible to me. She is always considerate. She never comes late.
- Neither sentence seems possible to me.
- She is always considerate.
- She never comes late.
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Neither sentence seems possible to me.
She is always considerate. She never comes late.
She is always considerate. She never comes late.
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