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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

sentence inquiry

I would like to know if both of these are correct:

I have begun a new stream and included John and Ashtin.
I have begun a new stream to include John and Ashtin.

Specifically, are both 'and included and to include' correct?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Only #2 makes it clear that the inclusion was the purpose of beginning the new stream. #1 just says 'I have done two things'. Clive

— Clive

  • Only #2 makes it clear that the inclusion was the purpose of beginning the new stream.
  • #1 just says 'I have done two things'.
  • Clive
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Only #2 makes it clear that the inclusion was the purpose of beginning the new stream.

#1 just says 'I have done two things'.

Clive
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Thank you. But grammatically speaking, both sentences are correct, right?
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