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Tom` my Posted 7 years ago
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Relative clause

Are they correct?

Everything considered, they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified.

Everything to be considered that/which they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified.

  

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Tom` my Are they correct? Everything considered, they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified. Everything to be considered that/which they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified.

— CalifJim

  • Tom` my Are they correct?
  • Everything considered, they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified.
  • Everything to be considered that/which they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified.
  • Only the first one is correct and makes sense.
  • CJ
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Tom` my

Are they correct?

Everything considered, they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified.

Everything to be considered that/which they decide not to acknowledge the site as a world heritage site as it is not so well-qualified.

Only the first one is correct and makes sense.

CJ

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