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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Sentence corrections
1) What he is trying to do is to make the process more efficiently.
2) What he is trying to do makes the process more efficiently.
Which one is grammatically correct? any different meaning?
Thank alot
2) What he is trying to do makes the process more efficiently.
Which one is grammatically correct? any different meaning?
Thank alot
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None of them are grammatically correct I think.... " or maybe (not 100%) in trying to keep with the same structure as your sentences.... " As far as I can tell from your original sentences they pretty much mean the same thing.
- None of them are grammatically correct I think....
- " or maybe (not 100%) in trying to keep with the same structure as your sentences....
- " As far as I can tell from your original sentences they pretty much mean the same thing.
- Just a matter of not using "efficiently" but efficient instead.
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None of them are grammatically correct I think....
I think the right way would be to say:
"He is trying to make the process more efficient."
or maybe (not 100%) in trying to keep with the same structure as your sentences....
"What he is trying to do is to make the process efficient."
As far as I can tell from your original sentences they pretty much mean the same thing.
I think the right way would be to say:
"He is trying to make the process more efficient."
or maybe (not 100%) in trying to keep with the same structure as your sentences....
"What he is trying to do is to make the process efficient."
As far as I can tell from your original sentences they pretty much mean the same thing.
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Hi,
1) What he is trying to do is to make the process more efficient.
2) What he is trying to do makes the process more efficient.
Which one is grammatically correct? The grammar problem has already been explained.
any different meaning?
In #1, efficiency is his goal.
in #2, efficiency is not nece
1) What he is trying to do is to make the process more efficient.
2) What he is trying to do makes the process more efficient.
Which one is grammatically correct? The grammar problem has already been explained.
any different meaning?
In #1, efficiency is his goal.
in #2, efficiency is not nece
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Thanks!!
in #1 why is it possbile to use " to make ' directly behind the verb " is"? what is the subject , verb and object of the sentence?
thanks
in #1 why is it possbile to use " to make ' directly behind the verb " is"? what is the subject , verb and object of the sentence?
thanks
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Hi,
1) What he is trying to do is to make the process more efficient.
in #1 why is it possible to use " to make ' directly behind the verb " is"? what is the subject , verb and object of the sentence?
Think of it this way.
The sentence parts are as follows.
(What he is trying to do) is (to make the process more efficient).
In oth
1) What he is trying to do is to make the process more efficient.
in #1 why is it possible to use " to make ' directly behind the verb " is"? what is the subject , verb and object of the sentence?
Think of it this way.
The sentence parts are as follows.
(What he is trying to do) is (to make the process more efficient).
In oth
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