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BrockH Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Would be reduced vs would reduce
I'm hoping someone can advise which of these phrasings is correct, and if possible, why:
a) If accepted, the premium would reduce from $100 to $50.
b) If accepted, the premium would be reduced from $100 to $50.
Top answer
a) Sound like insurance jargon. b) Makes more sense. The idea is that someone would reduce the premium.
- a) Sound like insurance jargon.
- b) Makes more sense.
- The idea is that someone would reduce the premium.
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a) Sound like insurance jargon.
b) Makes more sense. The idea is that someone would reduce the premium.
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