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As I was writing an email, I got a bit confused on a specific sentence. Which one is "correct"?
"I'd equally love for us to take this initiative to the company"
or
"I'd equally love we take this initiative to the company"
I chose the former - did I make the right decision?
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As I was writing an email, I got a bit confused on a specific sentence. Which one is "correct"?
"I'd equally love for us to take this initiative to the company"
or
"I'd equally love we take this initiative to the company"
I chose the former - did I make the right decision?
grammaticality
asked 2 hours ago
TajyManyTajyMany
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As I was writing an email, I got a bit confused on a specific sentence. Which one is "correct"?
"I'd equally love for us to take this initiative to the company"
or
"I'd equally love we take this initiative to the company"
I chose the former - did I make the right decision?
grammaticality
asked 2 hours ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
As I was writing an email, I got a bit confused on a specific sentence. Which one is "correct"?
"I'd equally love for us to take this initiative to the company"
or
"I'd equally love we take this initiative to the company"
I chose the former - did I make the right decision?
grammaticality
grammaticality
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TajyManyTajyMany
1657
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TajyManyTajyMany
1657
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Both are a bit clunky.
I presume "equally" means there's another idea you're proposing and this one is equally important.
Try this approach:
I think that together we can develop a great marketing campaign for this product. Equally, I'd love for us to take this initiative to the company.
Not great (the word "equally" is a bit forced), but maybe it meets your needs.
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Both are a bit clunky.
I presume "equally" means there's another idea you're proposing and this one is equally important.
Try this approach:
I think that together we can develop a great marketing campaign for this product. Equally, I'd love for us to take this initiative to the company.
Not great (the word "equally" is a bit forced), but maybe it meets your needs.
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Both are a bit clunky.
I presume "equally" means there's another idea you're proposing and this one is equally important.
Try this approach:
I think that together we can develop a great marketing campaign for this product. Equally, I'd love for us to take this initiative to the company.
Not great (the word "equally" is a bit forced), but maybe it meets your needs.
answered 2 hours ago
Michael_BMichael_B
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Both are a bit clunky.
I presume "equally" means there's another idea you're proposing and this one is equally important.
Try this approach:
I think that together we can develop a great marketing campaign for this product. Equally, I'd love for us to take this initiative to the company.
Not great (the word "equally" is a bit forced), but maybe it meets your needs.
answered 2 hours ago
Michael_BMichael_B
2,7601715
Both are a bit clunky.
I presume "equally" means there's another idea you're proposing and this one is equally important.
Try this approach:
I think that together we can develop a great marketing campaign for this product. Equally, I'd love for us to take this initiative to the company.
Not great (the word "equally" is a bit forced), but maybe it meets your needs.
answered 2 hours ago
Michael_BMichael_B
2,7601715
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