Is this sentence Ok?
This is an event that requires the presence of the Director.
Thanks.
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According to corrections to my corrections by senior moderators, either that or which is appropriate here. I would use which, which doesn't matter. My only comment is that considering this sentence out of context, director is a common, rather than a proper, noun and should not be capitalized.
- According to corrections to my corrections by senior moderators, either that or which is appropriate here.
- I would use which, which doesn't matter.
- My only comment is that considering this sentence out of context, director is a common, rather than a proper, noun and should not be capitalized.
- Yours, Dammit
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According to corrections to my corrections by senior moderators, either that or which is appropriate here. I would use which, which doesn't matter. My only comment is that considering this sentence out of context, director is a common, rather than a proper, noun and should not be capitalized.
Yours,
Dammit
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