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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Do they have the same meaning?
Are the sentences below correct and do they have the same meaning?
For the company, your joining the meeting is really so important.
For the company, it is really so important that you will join the meeting.
For the company, that you will join the meeting is really so important.
For the company, it is really so important for you to join the meeting.
Thank you.
For the company, your joining the meeting is really so important.
For the company, it is really so important that you will join the meeting.
For the company, that you will join the meeting is really so important.
For the company, it is really so important for you to join the meeting.
Thank you.
Top answer
It is really important for the company that you attend the meeting.
- It is really important for the company that you attend the meeting.
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