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Iclearwater Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

The operator not question

It is preferable the operator not question the subject as to his beliefs.

Hi, if I say "the operator does not question..." , am I grammatically wrong in above sentence?

I wonder why "does" is missing.

Would anyone answer my question?

Thanks!

  

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" , am I grammatically wrong Yes. These are your choices: It is preferable that the operator not question the subject as to his beliefs. It is preferable that the operator should not question the subject as to his beliefs.

— Mister Micawber

  • " , am I grammatically wrong Yes.
  • These are your choices: It is preferable that the operator not question the subject as to his beliefs.
  • It is preferable that the operator should not question the subject as to his beliefs.
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iclearwaterIt is preferable the operator not question the subject as to his beliefs.Hi, if I say "the operator does not question..." , am I grammatically wrong

Yes. These are your choices:

It is preferable that the operator not question the subject as to his beliefs.

It is preferable that the operator should not question the subject a

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