Which one is correct grammar?
Dear All,
I'm trying to write some sentence to start with "In case of ~"
But I'm wondering what form is correct after "In case of ~" between use and using.
which one is correct?
1. In case of using ~
2. In case of use ~
Would you please help me to understand it?
What if I can use both of them, Could you please let me know the limitation? what situation do I use.
Top answer
Assuming that "use" is intended as a verb, (2) is "more ungrammatical" than (1), but neither is very intelligible in isolation. More information is needed about what you are trying to say. When we start a sentence with "In case of", the pattern is usually "In case of X, Y", which means that action Y should be carried out to counter or mitigate X.
- Assuming that "use" is intended as a verb, (2) is "more ungrammatical" than (1), but neither is very intelligible in isolation.
- More information is needed about what you are trying to say.
- When we start a sentence with "In case of", the pattern is usually "In case of X, Y", which means that action Y should be carried out to counter or mitigate X.
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Assuming that "use" is intended as a verb, (2) is "more ungrammatical" than (1), but neither is very intelligible in isolation. More information is needed about what you are trying to say.
When we start a sentence with "In case of", the pattern is usually "In case of X, Y", which means that action Y should be carried out to counter or mitigate X.
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