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OpenStudy (anonymous):
quick grammer question, She explains this by using John's work. She explains this using John's work Are these both grammatically correct?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
I would say yes, though you'd need a comma with the second one (and let's give it a more specific noun) -- She explains this concept, using John's work. You could also flip it and say -- Using John's work, she explains this concept. The addition of the preposition "by" is encouraged in some environments to prevent misreading. I find it a little awkward, however. You can also revise entirely -- She uses John's work to explain this concept.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
awesome! Thanks for the explanation :)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Sure thing . . .
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