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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

To push someone doing something

Dear teachers,

please tell me if the following sentence is correct:

"It is not my intention to push you too much to take a decision but the fair is getting closer"

How would you express this? Is it correct as written by me?

Thank you

Pamela
  

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Pamela81please tell me if the following sentence is correct:"It is not my intention to push you too much to take a decision but the fair is getting closer"
It sounds fine to me although in AmE we more often say "make a decision" that "take a decision."
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Thank you very much! Yes, I had already read about this difference.

Best regards
Pamela
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