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Eddie88 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Grammar and wording: '...the challenge that/with/of...'
Which of these sentences are grammatically correct?
- Her boss wasn't happy with the work that was produced, recognising the challenge that comes with working with this particular client.
- They weren't happy with the work that was produced, recognising the challenge of working with this particular client.
- They weren't happy with the work that was produced, recognising the challenge with working with this particular client.
Thank you very much in advance.
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Eddie88 Which of these sentences are grammatically correct? All are correct; none is very good style. #3 is additionally infelicitous because of the repeated 'with' as well as the repeated 'work'.
- Eddie88 Which of these sentences are grammatically correct?
- All are correct; none is very good style.
- #3 is additionally infelicitous because of the repeated 'with' as well as the repeated 'work'.
- These would be better: Her boss wasn't / They weren't happy with her work, recognising the challenge of dealing with this particular client.
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Eddie88Which of these sentences are grammatically correct?
All are correct; none is very good style. #3 is additionally infelicitous because of the repeated 'with' as well as the repeated 'work'. These would be better:
Her boss wasn't / They weren't happy with her work, recognising the challenge of dealing with this particular client.
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