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Keith Baltazar 6661 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Grammar.
Please help me choose which sentences are correct or any better suggestions to make it easier as a context?
A). So I was left contemplating the situation before reaching a decision whether cancel the appointment and reschedule or continue to wait for the person to show up.
B). So I was left contemplating the situation before making a decision whether to cancel the appointment and reschedule or continue to wait for the person to show up.
Thanks!
A). So I was left contemplating the situation before reaching a decision whether cancel the appointment and reschedule or continue to wait for the person to show up.
B). So I was left contemplating the situation before making a decision whether to cancel the appointment and reschedule or continue to wait for the person to show up.
Thanks!
Top answer
Instead of ‘reaching or making’, you might use: C) I was left contemplating the choice between whether to cancel the appointment and reschedule or (to) wait for the person to show up. ‘So’, might be the result of a previous rationale. If so, keep it.
- Instead of ‘reaching or making’, you might use: C) I was left contemplating the choice between whether to cancel the appointment and reschedule or (to) wait for the person to show up.
- ‘So’, might be the result of a previous rationale.
- If so, keep it.
- ‘to’ need not be repeated unless the sentence is unusually long.
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Instead of ‘reaching or making’, you might use:
C)
I was left contemplating the choice between whether to cancel the appo
C)
I was left contemplating the choice between whether to cancel the appo
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