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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Could you please tell me whether the following is correct?
"He is creative in his ideas and in the manners of implementing them."
"He is creative in his ideas and in the manners of implementing them."
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It's OK, though we seldom speak of implementing an idea. Usually the idea leads to a set of solutions, and then one of these is chosen to be implemented.
- It's OK, though we seldom speak of implementing an idea.
- Usually the idea leads to a set of solutions, and then one of these is chosen to be implemented.
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It's OK, though we seldom speak of implementing an idea.
Usually the idea leads to a set of solutions, and then one of these is chosen to be implemented.
Usually the idea leads to a set of solutions, and then one of these is chosen to be implemented.
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It's not wrong, but it's not natural.
Natural wording is
eg "He is creative in his ideas and in his ways of implementing them.".
Natural wording is
eg "He is creative in his ideas and in his ways of implementing them.".
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