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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Is this ok?
Hello
Which of the following is correct?
A. I'm wondering if you made a reservation that will require me to arrive earlier.
B. I'm wondering if you made a reservation requiring that I arrive earlier.
C. Both are correct.
Also, is this correct?
A. "me' is the direct object of "will require," and "to arrive earlier" is an object complement
B. "requiring" acts a a subjunctive which requires the use of I "arrive," and no direct object should be used.
Thanks
,
Which of the following is correct?
A. I'm wondering if you made a reservation that will require me to arrive earlier.
B. I'm wondering if you made a reservation requiring that I arrive earlier.
C. Both are correct.
Also, is this correct?
A. "me' is the direct object of "will require," and "to arrive earlier" is an object complement
B. "requiring" acts a a subjunctive which requires the use of I "arrive," and no direct object should be used.
Thanks
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Top answer
A. I'm wondering if you made a reservation that will require me to arrive earlier. B.
- A.
- I'm wondering if you made a reservation that will require me to arrive earlier.
- B.
- I'm wondering if you made a reservation requiring that I arrive earlier.
- C.
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A. I'm wondering if you made a reservation that will require me to arrive earlier.
B. I'm wondering if you made a reservation requiring that I arrive earlier.
C. Both are correct (but you may need to argue that both use the Present Indefinite).
To avoid that, you can rewrite the sentences as:
A. I'm wondering if you have made a reservation that will require me to arrive ea
B. I'm wondering if you made a reservation requiring that I arrive earlier.
C. Both are correct (but you may need to argue that both use the Present Indefinite).
To avoid that, you can rewrite the sentences as:
A. I'm wondering if you have made a reservation that will require me to arrive ea
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