Which is correct?
I feel like neither is 100% grammatically correct. Kindly tell me what is wrong with these sentences and provide me with a more natural and correct alternative.
It is a great honor to have them here, as it doesn't happen frequently for such important people to attend this conference.
It is a great honor to have them here, as it doesn't happen frequently to have such important people attending this conference.
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anonymous I feel like neither is 100% grammatically correct. I feel that way, too, although I would not be surprised to hear either one in unscripted speech. " Phrases in "for" and "to have" do not do that very well.
- anonymous I feel like neither is 100% grammatically correct.
- I feel that way, too, although I would not be surprised to hear either one in unscripted speech.
- " Phrases in "for" and "to have" do not do that very well.
- anonymous provide me with a more natural and correct alternative.
- "
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anonymousI feel like neither is 100% grammatically correct.
I feel that way, too, although I would not be surprised to hear either one in unscripted speech.
anonymousKindly tell me what is wrong with these sentences
What follows "it does happen frequently" has to be an answer to the question "what doesn't happen?"
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