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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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please suggest on this..
Please suggest which one is correct:
1. Case scenario's in which the logic takes the following path
2. Case scenario's where the logic takes the following path
1. Case scenario's in which the logic takes the following path
2. Case scenario's where the logic takes the following path
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A few problems with both options. Scenarios not scenario's. In which/where - I'd say either is acceptable 'the logic takes' - you need to rephrase this.
- A few problems with both options.
- Scenarios not scenario's.
- In which/where - I'd say either is acceptable 'the logic takes' - you need to rephrase this.
- logic itself cannot take a path, it is just a way of thinking, and it is still the person 'taking the path'.
- Logic can suggest a certain path.
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A few problems with both options.
Scenarios not scenario's.
In which/where - I'd say either is acceptable
'the logic takes' - you need to rephrase this. logic itself cannot take a path, it is just a way of thinking, and it is still the person 'taking the path'. Logic can suggest a certain path. A common phrase is 'logic dictates that' . for example, 'logic dictates that
Scenarios not scenario's.
In which/where - I'd say either is acceptable
'the logic takes' - you need to rephrase this. logic itself cannot take a path, it is just a way of thinking, and it is still the person 'taking the path'. Logic can suggest a certain path. A common phrase is 'logic dictates that' . for example, 'logic dictates that
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