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Alpachino10 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is the following sentence gramatically correct?

"Considering this criterion, which method is the best for this case?"

or should I say:
"Having been considered this criterion, which method is the best for this case?"

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alpachino10 Having been considered this criterion, which method is the best for this case? That one is not possible. The other actually has a dangling participle.

— Mister Micawber

  • alpachino10 Having been considered this criterion, which method is the best for this case?
  • That one is not possible.
  • The other actually has a dangling participle.
  • You can use these: Considering this criterion, which method do you think is the best for this case?
  • Having considered this criterion, which method do you think is the best for this case?
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alpachino10Having been considered this criterion, which method is the best for this case?
That one is not possible. The other actually has a dangling participle. You can use these:

Considering this criterion, which method do you think is the best for this case?
Having considered this criterion, which method do you thin
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