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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

this was said by a judge

Is this correct? A judge would say this:

Shouldn't there be 'be' before remanded? Why does he say 'until which time'?

I order the child remanded into the care of child services until which time the father can demonstrate the ability to perform his duties of a parent.

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Anonymous I order the child remanded I order the child ((to) be) remanded ... There are various ways of phrasing it. remanded, be remanded, to be remanded.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous I order the child remanded I order the child ((to) be) remanded ...
  • There are various ways of phrasing it.
  • remanded, be remanded, to be remanded.
  • All three work.
  • _______ At the end it should be 'as a parent', not 'of a parent'.
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AnonymousI order the child remanded
I order the child ((to) be) remanded ...

There are various ways of phrasing it. remanded, be remanded, to be remanded. All three work.
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At the end it should be 'as a parent', not 'of a parent'.

CJ
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