Urgent: Is this grammatically correct?
"Heading into 2019, we want to reinforce our commitment to welcome, listen and amaze customers in each interaction."
Are the verbal times applied correctly here? Someone in my office who is Irish disagrees and says we should use "ing" on the verbs "welcome"; "listen" and "amaze". Thanks for your help.
Top answer
" B oth are OK. I prefer #1. ( And I'm Irish, too!
- " B oth are OK.
- I prefer #1.
- ( And I'm Irish, too!
- ) I'm not sure if the word amaze is suitable here.
- Do customers really want to be constantly amazed?
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"Heading into 2019, we want to reinforce our commitment to welcome, listen to and amaze customers in each interaction."
"Heading into 2019, we want to reinforce our commitment to welcoming, listening to and amazing customers in each interaction."
Both are OK. I prefer #1. ( And I'm Irish, too! )
I'm not sure if the word amaze is suitable he
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