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Hi EveryoneI write kind of marketing article, and wonder if this sentence is gramatically correct. "So if you want to be ahead of the pack, take your business to AR ( augmented reality) world. Otherwise your competition will be.1. First question is: "stay ahead of the pack" or should be "be ahead...."2. Is second sentence: Otherwise your competition will do -correct? I mean this part " competition will do or will do this. Because "will do" has different meaning as well. Thank you im advance od your help.

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crI write kind of marketing article, and wonder if this sentence is gramatically correct.

"I am writing a kind of marketing article, and I am wondering whether these sentences are grammatically correct."

cr1. First question is: "stay ahead of the pack" or should be "be ahead...."

There is also "get ahead". It's your choice.

cr2. Is second sentence: Otherwise your competition will do -correct? I mean this part " competition will do or will do this. Because "will do" has different meaning as well.

"Will do" is used in British English where an American just uses "will". "Will be" does not work. I found it puzzling—be what? Oh, be ahead. I had to go back and hunt for it.

You need to rethink this. For one thing, the second "sentence" is not a sentence, and it does not work as a fragment. For another, you and your competition can both be ahead of the pack. Also, you don't say that the competition will gain its advantage over you by by taking their business to "AR world" if you don't. You only imply it rather obliquely. In fact, I am not sure what it means to take your business there.

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