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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Which is correct? "challenging in implementation" or "challenging to implement"
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"Challenging to implement" is good. It's the official-speak equivalent of "hard to do" or just "hard". "Challenging in implementation" is even more polysyllabic and therefore official-sounding, and much less natural.
- "Challenging to implement" is good.
- It's the official-speak equivalent of "hard to do" or just "hard".
- "Challenging in implementation" is even more polysyllabic and therefore official-sounding, and much less natural.
- I would say it's also wrong grammatically but I can't explain why; I don't know what rule(s) are being broken.
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"Challenging to implement" is good. It's the official-speak equivalent of "hard to do" or just "hard".
"Challenging in implementation" is even more polysyllabic and therefore official-sounding, and much less natural. I would say it's also wrong grammatically but I can't explain why; I don't know what rule(s) are being broken.
"Challenging in implementation" is even more polysyllabic and therefore official-sounding, and much less natural. I would say it's also wrong grammatically but I can't explain why; I don't know what rule(s) are being broken.
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