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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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dealt with accordinglyor dealt accordingly?

Hi!

Which is correct?

"Anyone who are caught browsing on the said schedules shall be dealt accordingly."

OR

"Anyone who are caught browsing on the said schedules shall be dealt with accordingly."?
  

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dealt with accordingly" is correct. "Anyone" is a singular construction, by the way, so you should say "anyone who is caught…" Also, "browsing on the said schedules" sounds a bit odd, unless there is a specific context. You may wish to consider removing "on", so that the sentence reads "browsing the said schedules".

— Xerxes

  • dealt with accordingly" is correct.
  • "Anyone" is a singular construction, by the way, so you should say "anyone who is caught…" Also, "browsing on the said schedules" sounds a bit odd, unless there is a specific context.
  • You may wish to consider removing "on", so that the sentence reads "browsing the said schedules".
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Only "...dealt with accordingly" is correct.

"Anyone" is a singular construction, by the way, so you should say "anyone who is caught…"

Also, "browsing on the said schedules" sounds a bit odd, unless there is a specific context. You may wish to consider removing "on", so that the sentence reads "browsing the said schedules".
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Anonymousbrowsing on the said schedules
What does it mean, Anon?
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Dealt with accordingly

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