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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

singular or plural

"More actively, critics sometimes take part in competition and prize juries, which invites their involvement in design decisions."

Do you use invite or invites?
  

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" Even were the antecedent a compound action, the sense would be that the entire situation does the inviting, so still singular. "More actively" is misplaced. "

— Deadrat

  • " Even were the antecedent a compound action, the sense would be that the entire situation does the inviting, so still singular.
  • "More actively" is misplaced.
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The antecedent of "which" is "take part," one thing, so use the singular "invites." Even were the antecedent a compound action, the sense would be that the entire situation does the inviting, so still singular.

"More actively" is misplaced. It should follow "part."
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