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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 12 years ago
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Is my sentence correct?

I am not pressurizing anybody to get into IT field. You can go to any field whichever you are interested in.
  

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Chandrasekhar Reddy I am not pressurizing anybody to get into IT field. You can go to any field whichever you are interested in. I don't pressure anybody into the field of Information Technology.

— Anonymous

  • Chandrasekhar Reddy I am not pressurizing anybody to get into IT field.
  • You can go to any field whichever you are interested in.
  • I don't pressure anybody into the field of Information Technology.
  • One can choose any field of science which one is interested in.
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Chandrasekhar Reddy I am not pressurizing anybody to get into IT field. You can go to any field whichever you are interested in.
I don't pressure anybody into the field of Information Technology. One can choose any field of science which one is interested in.
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The use of "one" can sound very stuffy. And in this case, the speaker may be speaking to a specific person, so "you" is appropriate.

I am not pressuring anyone/anybody to go into the IT field. You can/should go into whatever field you are interested in.

If it is not a specific "you" you can also say "People should go into whatever field interests them."
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