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Sleepless Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To counter the threat that they claim to exist
Hello Helpers,
I'd like to ask you whether it is correct to write:
"decision makers have the possibility to put the measures they propose into effect to counter the threat that they claim to exist"
or should the end of the sentence read as 'the threat that they claim exists"?
Thanking you in advance for your input.
I'd like to ask you whether it is correct to write:
"decision makers have the possibility to put the measures they propose into effect to counter the threat that they claim to exist"
or should the end of the sentence read as 'the threat that they claim exists"?
Thanking you in advance for your input.
Top answer
The whole thing needs simplifying, sleepless. Decision makers can put their proposed measures into effect to counter the threat they claim exists.
- The whole thing needs simplifying, sleepless.
- Decision makers can put their proposed measures into effect to counter the threat they claim exists.
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The whole thing needs simplifying, sleepless.
Decision makers can put their proposed measures into effect to counter the threat they claim exists.
Decision makers can put their proposed measures into effect to counter the threat they claim exists.
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