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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
...most concerned with/about...
Shoud I say (a) 'the general public is most concerned with the jury system's...' or (b)'the general public is most concerned about the jury system's...' ?
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PBF
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PBF
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" Why is there an apostrophe in the word "system's"?
- " Why is there an apostrophe in the word "system's"?
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If it is a worry to them, say "concerned by."
Why is there an apostrophe in the word "system's"?
Why is there an apostrophe in the word "system's"?
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Thanks for replying GG.
The sentence was cut short.
'With the cost of running the jury system amounting to over eight million dollars last year, the general public is most concerned by the jury system's efficiency (have since decided to change to 'the costly nature of the jury system'), as confirmed by the Institute of Criminology'
While we are at it, I was wondering if
The sentence was cut short.
'With the cost of running the jury system amounting to over eight million dollars last year, the general public is most concerned by the jury system's efficiency (have since decided to change to 'the costly nature of the jury system'), as confirmed by the Institute of Criminology'
While we are at it, I was wondering if
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