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MustAsk Posted 12 years ago
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Too many choices leads/lead
Hi
I'm not sure what to do with the word 'lead':
Too many choices in the navigation bar leads/lead to paralysis...
Is "too many choices" viewed as as a whole that leads to paralysis as in "having too many choices leads to..." or do the choices themselves lead to paralysis?
Thanks!
I'm not sure what to do with the word 'lead':
Too many choices in the navigation bar leads/lead to paralysis...
Is "too many choices" viewed as as a whole that leads to paralysis as in "having too many choices leads to..." or do the choices themselves lead to paralysis?
Thanks!
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Both choices make sense.
- Both choices make sense.
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With "lead", I think it is possible to misread it as meaning that a large number of the choices individually/separately lead to paralysis, while a few of the choices do not. I assume this is not what you mean.
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