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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Immediate action

Are sentences 1 and 2 correct:

1) This problem requires immediate action to solve.
Meaning: Solving this problem requires immediate action.

2) This building requires immediate action to save.
Meaning: Saving this building requires immediate action.

I don't think they sound right, but I have doubts.

Gratefully,
Navi.
  

Top answer

navitasan I don't think they sound right, Right, they don't. 1) This problem requires immediate solution. 2) This building requires immediate reconstruction.

— Mister Micawber

  • navitasan I don't think they sound right, Right, they don't.
  • 1) This problem requires immediate solution.
  • 2) This building requires immediate reconstruction.
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navitasanI don't think they sound right,
Right, they don't.

1) This problem requires immediate solution.
2) This building requires immediate reconstruction.
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