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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
This kind
Hi
Please help me with these.
Please avoid this kind of examples.
Is this OK when I see one example?
Please avoid these kinds of examples.
Is this OK when I more than one?
She seems/seems to be happy.
Which is better?
She am going to suggest for more stringent punishments for the offenders.
She am going to suggest that they should give more stringent punishments for the offenders.
Is the first sentence grammatical? I have a doubt with the underlined portion. I think the second one is OK.
Please help me with these.
Please avoid this kind of examples.
Is this OK when I see one example?
Please avoid these kinds of examples.
Is this OK when I more than one?
She seems/seems to be happy.
Which is better?
She am going to suggest for more stringent punishments for the offenders.
She am going to suggest that they should give more stringent punishments for the offenders.
Is the first sentence grammatical? I have a doubt with the underlined portion. I think the second one is OK.
Top answer
Hi, vsuresh Please avoid this kind of examples. Is this OK when I see one example? Please avoid these kinds of examples.
- Hi, vsuresh Please avoid this kind of examples.
- Is this OK when I see one example?
- Please avoid these kinds of examples.
- Is this OK when I more than one?
- I presume this has been discussed a lot on the forums.
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Hi,
what is considered more correct and idiomatic in such cases. So, to be on the safe side,
vsureshPlease avoid this kind of examples. Is this OK when I see one example? Please avoid these kinds of examples.I presume this has been discussed a lot on the forums. Also, I suppose there is a difference of opinion as to
Is this OK when I more than one?
what is considered more correct and idiomatic in such cases. So, to be on the safe side,
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