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Ansonguy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Received a call, suggesting that ...

I am going to make up a sentence below.


(ex) Yesterday, I received a call from my company, suggesting that I go on a business trip next month.


Is it grammatically correct to use the continuous tense of "suggest" to modify the word "call"? Thanks a lot.

  

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Yes. The sentence is fine.

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Yes. The sentence is fine.

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ansonguyYesterday, I received a call from my company, suggesting that I go on a business trip next month.
Is it grammatically correct to use the continuous tense of "suggest" to modify the word "call"? Thanks a lot.

What is written is correct, but it is not the continuous tense. "suggesting" is a present participle. Where there is no aux

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