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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Which one is more correct?

"What do you think about the negotiation made recently?"
"What do you think about the negotiation that was made recently?"
  

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What do you think of the recent negotiations between X and Y?

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What do you think of the recent negotiations between X and Y?
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Thank you for the example, but are my sentences all incorrect?
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Broadly speaking, we don't make negotiations, We do / have negotiations.
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How about these?

"What do you think about the agreement made recently?"
"What do you think about the agrrement that was made recently?"

First one sounds a bit odd to me
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Why is the first one correct?
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AnonymousWhy is the first one correct?
Why not?
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CliveBroadly speaking, we don't make negotiations, We do / have negotiations.
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Too bad it doesn't give a breakdown of what educated people say.
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CliveToo bad it doesn't give a breakdown of what educated people say.
The corpus is "Google Books". I imagine if you can get a book published you're probably educated.

CJ
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