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Are these sentences correct:
a) "To duly select the candidate, all interested people had to undergo many tests."
b) "To duly select the candidate, all the people interested had to undergo many tests.
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Christine Christie Are these sentences correct: "Duly" seems to be used wrong, and the introductory phrase is a dangler. You are saying that the interested people selected the candidate. It is not clear what is meant by "interested people" or "people interested", so I can't tell which is preferable.
- Christine Christie Are these sentences correct: "Duly" seems to be used wrong, and the introductory phrase is a dangler.
- You are saying that the interested people selected the candidate.
- It is not clear what is meant by "interested people" or "people interested", so I can't tell which is preferable.
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Christine ChristieAre these sentences correct:
"Duly" seems to be used wrong, and the introductory phrase is a dangler. You are saying that the interested people selected the candidate. It is not clear what is meant by "interested people" or "people interested", so I can't tell which is preferable.
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