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Cat navy 425 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

The state government has issued orders (for) removing

Dear all,

I saw the following sentences in a magazine. Could you please tell me whether I can rewrite the sentence as "The state government has issued orders for removing twenty-eight doctors from the Medical Education Service for their unauthorised absence"? I think that the sentence construction of the following text is not that good. I'd like to get your opinion on this.

"The state government has issued orders removing from service twenty eight doctors in the Medical Education Service for their unauthorised absence from service."
  

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"The state government has issued orders for removing twenty-eight doctors from the Medical Education Service for their unauthorzed absence" . Yes, your version is much better. But say The state government has issued orders for removing twenty-eight doctors from the Medical Education Service for their unauthorized absence.

  • "The state government has issued orders for removing twenty-eight doctors from the Medical Education Service for their unauthorzed absence" .
  • Yes, your version is much better.
  • But say The state government has issued orders for removing twenty-eight doctors from the Medical Education Service for their unauthorized absence.
  • or "The state government has issued orders for the removal of twenty-eight doctors from the Medical Education Service for their unauthorized absence.
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