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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is the use of "It" correct?

Hi,

Please give me your help in correcting the sentence below.

It is supposed to be chosen by him how to manage the issue.

I appreciate your advice.

Thanks
  

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Anonymous I appreciate your advice. Not good. You should use this: He is supposed to choose how to manage the issue.

  • Anonymous I appreciate your advice.
  • Not good.
  • You should use this: He is supposed to choose how to manage the issue.
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AnonymousI appreciate your advice.
Not good. You should use this:

He is supposed to choose how to manage the issue.
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Dear Mr Micawber,

Thank you very much for correcting the mistake.

I would very appreciate if I could ask another question concerning the sentence below.

It is supposed to be chosen by him to manage the issue.

I understand that the line itself is not correct.
However, I am also worried if 'It ' can be used as a formal subject of "how to manage the issue".
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That sentence is too terrible to live, but you can do this:

It is hard to manage the issue.
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Dear Mr Micawber,

Sorry if I have have offended you with my question.

Now I understand it by my self.
Again. thank you very much for your help.

Regards
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AnonymousSorry if I have have offended you with my question.
No, not at all. Just, your original sentence is bad.

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