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Modern train Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

', on which' Is this grammatically correct?

Hello everyone,

Please tell me if this sentence is correct;

'This is a level to be improved, on which we agreed.'

Or should this be

'This is a level to be improved, which we agreed on.'


Regards,

  

Top answer

They're both awkward; I'm not sure what the agreement was. I suggest: This is the level that we agreed should be improved. This is the level we agreed to improve.

— Mister Micawber

  • They're both awkward; I'm not sure what the agreement was.
  • I suggest: This is the level that we agreed should be improved.
  • This is the level we agreed to improve.
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They're both awkward; I'm not sure what the agreement was. I suggest:

This is the level that we agreed should be improved.

This is the level we agreed to improve.

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I don't understand the idea of improving a level.

CJ

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