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Muneeb Abdul Aziz Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

"it requires us to" vs "we are required to"

I wrote "it requires us to" in a sentence and one of my colleagues said that this is wrong and I should be using "we are required to"

I was wondering who is right, can anybody clear this up?
  

Top answer

Both seem fine to me. Can you give us more context?

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  • Both seem fine to me.
  • Can you give us more context?
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Both seem fine to me. Can you give us more context?
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Thanks for the reply... here is the sentence:
It requires us to make games in 3 months because of these people

This is what he says:
We are required to make games in 3 months because of these people
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