0
Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Two options
Hi!
Which is beter (or correct)?
Jane has objections against the fact that adjustments of the claim are attached to the materials in the matter.
or
Jane objects that the adjustments of the claim are attached to the materials in the matter.
Thank you!
Which is beter (or correct)?
Jane has objections against the fact that adjustments of the claim are attached to the materials in the matter.
or
Jane objects that the adjustments of the claim are attached to the materials in the matter.
Thank you!
Top answer
While the wording might be established in law practices, I would say: Jane objects to the fact that adjustments of the claim are attached...
- While the wording might be established in law practices, I would say: Jane objects to the fact that adjustments of the claim are attached...
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
While the wording might be established in law practices, I would say:
Jane objects to the fact that adjustments of the claim are attached...
Jane objects to the fact that adjustments of the claim are attached...
0
Related Questions