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02 Jul 2017, 10:43
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Looking at the following and trying to understand why it is not verb ed (vs verb ing). Is both right? or it must be verb ing?
Original sentence: The engineer employed the new lab equipment, identifying the problem with minutes.
Correct to way to re-word: Employing the new lab equipment, the engineer identified the problem quickly.
I thought the following would be correct:
Employed the new lab equipment, the engineer identified the problem quickly.
Thank you in advance.
Original sentence: The engineer employed the new lab equipment, identifying the problem with minutes.
Correct to way to re-word: Employing the new lab equipment, the engineer identified the problem quickly.
I thought the following would be correct:
Employed the new lab equipment, the engineer identified the problem quickly.
Thank you in advance.
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03 Jul 2017, 06:02
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Hi...
ING n ED modifier depends on the context.
What is the engineer doing - employing the new equipment.
Employed the new equipment does not make sense here.
But say I write, ...
Employed at the Dell enterprise, the engineer was getting a hefty pay package...OK
04 Jul 2017, 00:17
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Shouldn't it be deploying (rather than employing:)).
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