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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
'suggest' followed by 'must'
Is it allowed to use 'must' or other form of pushiness after 'suggest'?
I would suggest that the panel must examine the artefact.
I would suggest that the panel should examine the artefact.
I would suggest that the panel has to examine the artefact.
I would suggest that the panel must examine the artefact.
I would suggest that the panel should examine the artefact.
I would suggest that the panel has to examine the artefact.
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Allowed. Their use suggests more urgency.
- Allowed.
- Their use suggests more urgency.
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Yes, and of your choices there, "must" seems the best option in my opinion. You could also say:
I would suggest that the panel be required to examine the artifact.
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I would suggest that the panel be required to examine the artifact.
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