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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"While placed on hold"???
Please look at the following sentence.
"Customers who hear music on an open telephone line while placed on hold are less likely to hang up"
Could you tell me what words were omitted between "while" and "placed"?
I mean the subject of "place on hold".
Is it "customers' being " or "telephone lines' being"?
Thank you for your answer in advance
"Customers who hear music on an open telephone line while placed on hold are less likely to hang up"
Could you tell me what words were omitted between "while" and "placed"?
I mean the subject of "place on hold".
Is it "customers' being " or "telephone lines' being"?
Thank you for your answer in advance
Top answer
Customers who hear music on an open telephone line while [ customers are ] placed on hold are less likely to hang up.
- Customers who hear music on an open telephone line while [ customers are ] placed on hold are less likely to hang up.
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Customers who hear music on an open telephone line while [customers are] placed on hold are less likely to hang up.
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