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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
hope
Students and jobseekers keen to get onto the course or into the workplace of their choice, ___ that voluntary work will help them stand out from the crowd.
1) hope
2) are hoping
3) hoping
To me, only #1 is right. What kind of verb it is? the main verb?
And can I say that "who are" in "who are keen" was removed?
1) hope
2) are hoping
3) hoping
To me, only #1 is right. What kind of verb it is? the main verb?
And can I say that "who are" in "who are keen" was removed?
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Anonymous To me, only #1 is right. I would accept either 1 or 2. ) Anonymous What kind of verb it is?
- Anonymous To me, only #1 is right.
- I would accept either 1 or 2.
- ) Anonymous What kind of verb it is?
- the main verb?
- Yes.
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AnonymousTo me, only #1 is right.I would accept either 1 or 2. (The comma is wrong, by the way.)
AnonymousWhat kind of verb it is? the main verb?Yes.
Anonymouscan I say that "who are" in "who are keen" was removed?Yes.
CJ
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AnonymousWhat about: hoped'hoped' is not a good choice because of the 'will' which comes later.
[hope / is hoping / are hoping] ... ... ... will ...
[hoped / was hoping / were hoping] ... ... ... would ...
CJ
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Students and jobseekers keen to get onto the course or into the workplace of their choice hoped that voluntary work would help them stand out from the crowd.
Right?
Right?
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