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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Will begin on [date] and "end" on [date]?
May I know which of the following is grammatically correct?
1) "The period shall be further extended for [xx] months which will begin on [start date] and end on [end date].", or
2) "The period shall be further extended for [xx] months which will begin on [start date] and will end on [end date]."
Thank you!
1) "The period shall be further extended for [xx] months which will begin on [start date] and end on [end date].", or
2) "The period shall be further extended for [xx] months which will begin on [start date] and will end on [end date]."
Thank you!
Top answer
Use the first sentence.
- Use the first sentence.
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Thank you, Tamguatlay!
Is it because of the relations between "begin" and "end"? (like "eat or drink"?) Or is it due to 1 word "will" can be applied for the 2 verbs in the sentence connected by "and", i.e. "begin xx and end xx"?
How about "They will go to the zoo and have lunch there"? "They will go to the zoo and will have lunch there"?
Is it because of the relations between "begin" and "end"? (like "eat or drink"?) Or is it due to 1 word "will" can be applied for the 2 verbs in the sentence connected by "and", i.e. "begin xx and end xx"?
How about "They will go to the zoo and have lunch there"? "They will go to the zoo and will have lunch there"?
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