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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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1. My staff will do their best to make sure you enjoy your stay.
2. My staff will do their best to make you enjoy your stay.

Are both sentences correct?
If both are correct, I want to know how to change them into indirect speech.
Thanks in advance.
  

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Anonymous Are both sentences correct? Only #1 is reasonable. Anonymous I want to know how to change them into indirect speech.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Are both sentences correct?
  • Only #1 is reasonable.
  • Anonymous I want to know how to change them into indirect speech.
  • It cannot reasonably be done, since the sentence is essentially intransitive, the idiom being 'to do one's best'.
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AnonymousAre both sentences correct?
Only #1 is reasonable.
Anonymous I want to know how to change them into indirect speech.
It cannot reasonably be done, since the sentence is essentially intransitive, the idiom being 'to do one's best'.
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The manager said that his/her staff would do their best to make sure I enjoyed my stay.
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