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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"I cannot imagine... more than with" construction
Hello! I have included the following sentence in an acknowledgment paragraph. Is it grammatically correct? Can it be improved? Thanks everyone!
I cannot imagine having learned more broadly about the human mind, organizations, theory development and the craft of scientific writing than I have with Martin.
I cannot imagine having learned more broadly about the human mind, organizations, theory development and the craft of scientific writing than I have with Martin.
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This looks correct to me.
- This looks correct to me.
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It's OK, but I think I prefer this.
I cannot imagine having learned about the human mind, organizations, theory development and the craft of scientific writing more broadly than I have with Martin.
Clive
I cannot imagine having learned about the human mind, organizations, theory development and the craft of scientific writing more broadly than I have with Martin.
Clive
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