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Is this correct?
Such cooperation can prepare students to be good team players and understand the value of other people’s perspectives.
Or should it be "...players and to understand..."
Or would both versions be correct?
Thank you!
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Is this correct?
Such cooperation can prepare students to be good team players and understand the value of other people’s perspectives.
Or should it be "...players and to understand..."
Or would both versions be correct?
Thank you!
grammar
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The second version is somewhat nonsensical.
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Is this correct?
Such cooperation can prepare students to be good team players and understand the value of other people’s perspectives.
Or should it be "...players and to understand..."
Or would both versions be correct?
Thank you!
grammar
asked 12 hours ago
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Is this correct?
Such cooperation can prepare students to be good team players and understand the value of other people’s perspectives.
Or should it be "...players and to understand..."
Or would both versions be correct?
Thank you!
grammar
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asked 12 hours ago
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The second version is somewhat nonsensical.
– Hot Licks
11 hours ago
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The second version is somewhat nonsensical.
– Hot Licks
11 hours ago
The second version is somewhat nonsensical.
– Hot Licks
11 hours ago
The second version is somewhat nonsensical.
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I believe both are ok, but I suggest inserting 'to' gives 'understanding' equal emphasis with being good team players.
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"...prepare students ... to understand" doesn't really work. They prepared him to understand is grammatical but a strange idea. You really need to add another verb: "... can prepare students to be good team players and help them to understand" or "... and help them to see".
can
prepare students to be ...
and
(can)
help them to ...
You can repeat or omit the second "can". The choice is a matter of style.
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"...prepare students ... to understand" doesn't really work. They prepared him to understand is grammatical but a strange idea. You really need to add another verb: "... can prepare students to be good team players and help them to understand" or "... and help them to see".
can
prepare students to be ...
and
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help them to ...
You can repeat or omit the second "can". The choice is a matter of style.
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"...prepare students ... to understand" doesn't really work. They prepared him to understand is grammatical but a strange idea. You really need to add another verb: "... can prepare students to be good team players and help them to understand" or "... and help them to see".
can
prepare students to be ...
and
(can)
help them to ...
You can repeat or omit the second "can". The choice is a matter of style.
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"...prepare students ... to understand" doesn't really work. They prepared him to understand is grammatical but a strange idea. You really need to add another verb: "... can prepare students to be good team players and help them to understand" or "... and help them to see".
can
prepare students to be ...
and
(can)
help them to ...
You can repeat or omit the second "can". The choice is a matter of style.
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"...prepare students ... to understand" doesn't really work. They prepared him to understand is grammatical but a strange idea. You really need to add another verb: "... can prepare students to be good team players and help them to understand" or "... and help them to see".
can
prepare students to be ...
and
(can)
help them to ...
You can repeat or omit the second "can". The choice is a matter of style.
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The second version is somewhat nonsensical.
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