I am drawn to its dedication to offer
I am drawn to its dedication in offering
grammar question for my LOCI -_-, i know i know Forum
- dudnaito
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- MrKappus
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Re: grammar question for my LOCI -_-, i know i know
Either's acceptable, but gerunds are sloppy. I'd edit as above...dudnaito wrote:I am drawn to its dedication to [strike]offer[/strike]
[strike]I am drawn to its dedication in offering[/strike]
- dudnaito
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Re: grammar question for my LOCI -_-, i know i know
Thanks but what would u say would come after the "to"
- MrKappus
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Re: grammar question for my LOCI -_-, i know i know
Whatever they're dedicated to doing.
I'm drawn to [name of school's] dedication to [e.g., practice-oriented instruction in its clinical programs]. Just my .02. It's mostly a style question, so feel free to disregard.
I'm drawn to [name of school's] dedication to [e.g., practice-oriented instruction in its clinical programs]. Just my .02. It's mostly a style question, so feel free to disregard.
- Learning Hand
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Re: grammar question for my LOCI -_-, i know i know
L. Hand, concurring.MrKappus wrote:Either's acceptable, but gerunds are sloppy. I'd edit as above...dudnaito wrote:I am drawn to its dedication to [strike]offer[/strike]
[strike]I am drawn to its dedication in offering[/strike]
I concur with the outcome but disagree with MrKappus's overly broad statement that gerunds are sloppy.
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