Abil Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Idea of, idea that
a) Personally, I support the idea of Ming taking up the leadership role in the organization.
b) Personally, I support the idea that Ming takes up the leadership role in the organization.
Are both the sentences correct? If yes, are there any differences in their meaning? Thanks
b) Personally, I support the idea that Ming takes up the leadership role in the organization.
Are both the sentences correct? If yes, are there any differences in their meaning? Thanks
Top answer
Use a) or use a) with Ming's instead of Ming. CJ
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