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Manish Jaitly Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Diminish or diminishing?

Hi,

I would like to know if the following sentence is correct or should I, instead of, ", thereby diminishing" write ", and diminish"? If they both are okay I would like to stick to what I have written below.

They indulge in all sorts of reckless antics, thereby diminishing their chances of selection.

Thanks

  

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Manish Jaitly They indulge in all sorts of reckless antics, thereby diminishing their chances of selection. OK as is. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Manish Jaitly They indulge in all sorts of reckless antics, thereby diminishing their chances of selection.
  • OK as is.
  • CJ
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Manish JaitlyThey indulge in all sorts of reckless antics, thereby diminishing their chances of selection.

OK as is.

CJ

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