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Guest Posted 23 years ago
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Grammar problem
I have the following sentence:
"He should have the authority to continuously monitor the works, as well as CONDUCTING regular audits."
Someone say I should replace "CONDUCTING" by "conduct". I think the sentence is correct or may be "CONDUCTING" could be changed to "to conduct".
Any suggestions, please?
"He should have the authority to continuously monitor the works, as well as CONDUCTING regular audits."
Someone say I should replace "CONDUCTING" by "conduct". I think the sentence is correct or may be "CONDUCTING" could be changed to "to conduct".
Any suggestions, please?
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It seems good this way:
He should have the authority to continuously monitor the works, and to conduct regular audits."
He should have the authority to continuously monitor the works, and to conduct regular audits."
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