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Interesting thoughts... and also well-written, although with some exceptions. For example, I read more and more phrases like this these days: > Always try to u
by rob74 5y ago
Interesting thoughts... and also well-written, although with some exceptions. For example, I read more and more phrases like this these days:
> Always try to understand what’s the purpose of the task you’ve been assigned to.
Shouldn't that be "Always try to understand what the purpose of the task you’ve been assigned [to] is" ? Is this a new trend in (American) English?
- dboreham 5y agoYour assigned tasks.
- sdevonoes 5y agoBased on the name of the website, I would say the author is not a native English speaker. I'm neither. To be honest I understand his sentence better than yours (even though yours is supposed to be gramatically correct). Interesting, don't you think?
- rafaquintanilha 5y agoFWIW I'm Brazilian.
- developer93 5y agoIt's a little awkward but I don't think it's technically incorrect