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Musicgold Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Long sentence

Hi,



I heard something like the following sentence in a conversation. Is it correct?



I don’t think one can be a reviewer of both ABC corp and XYZ corp and study ABC corp’s financials and not feel nervous about XYZ corp.



Thanks,



MG.
  

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I don’t think one can be a reviewer of both ABC corp and XYZ corp and study ABC corp’s financials and not feel nervous about XYZ corp. It's okay - easily understood. "

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  • I don’t think one can be a reviewer of both ABC corp and XYZ corp and study ABC corp’s financials and not feel nervous about XYZ corp.
  • It's okay - easily understood.
  • "
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I don’t think one can be a reviewer of both ABC corp and XYZ corp and study ABC corp’s financials and not feel nervous about XYZ corp.

It's okay - easily understood. I'd probably use a comma after "financials."
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