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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Question about commas (and sentence construction)

Hi!

Have I written this sentence correctly? Is there such a structure in English (underlined)?

The council, after a discussion on-site, decides to employ the aforementioned persons.

Thanks!
  

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I suggest: after an on-site discussion. The use of the past tense may be better than the present tense, depending on the situation.

— Philip

  • I suggest: after an on-site discussion.
  • The use of the past tense may be better than the present tense, depending on the situation.
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I suggest: after an on-site discussion. The use of the past tense may be better than the present tense, depending on the situation.
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