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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Which verb?
Hi. Please tell me which verb to use. Please look at the underlined parts of the two sentences below.
1. He left the company because/since he didn't like the direction the company was heading to, whether it was (be?) for good or worse.
2. There is (are?) no planning or work.
1. He left the company because/since he didn't like the direction the company was heading to, whether it was (be?) for good or worse.
2. There is (are?) no planning or work.
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1. He left the company because he didn't like the direction it was heading , whether it was for better or worse. 2.
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- He left the company because he didn't like the direction it was heading , whether it was for better or worse.
- 2.
- There is no planning or work.
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1. He left the company because he didn't like the direction it was heading, whether it was for better or worse.
2. There is no planning or work.
2. There is no planning or work.
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