We need to...
“We need to decide what sort of future we want and make policy choices, design education and introduce a legal architecture to shape a future of good work which benefits everyone, in which the rewards of innovation are fairly shared.” (The Guardian.)
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“We need to decide what sort of future we want and [we need to] make policy choices, [we need to] design education and [we need to] introduce a legal architecture to shape a future of good work which benefits everyone, in which the rewards of innovation are fairly shared.”
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Do I read correctly the cited compound sentence?
Top answer
Yes. But it would be better written in two separate sentences.
- Yes.
- But it would be better written in two separate sentences.
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