A: Which one is correct, are both possible?
Dr. Mukins decided that we not do this project anymore.
Dr. Mukins decided that we don't do this project anymore.
B: They don't work grammatically. By the way, in my own personal style: if I say something "isn't good" - don't use it
Here is a real conversation. Would you please explain what it means by "personal style" ?
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It means exactly what it suggests. Think of it as a habit of that person. It's his style, the way he does things.
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It means exactly what it suggests. Think of it as a habit of that person. It's his style, the way he does things. It also suggests that although he might be inclined to do it this way, others might do it differently. In other words, it is my personal style to swim without my clothes on: I like swimming naked. Others might be more comfortable wearing swimming trunks.