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- Unaccustomed to being spontaneous, Jill couldn’t decide whether she should be spending her bonus on a new computer.
Is this sentence correctly written? If not, then how should it be written?
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'Unaccustomed to being spontaneous' modifies Jill - Correct.
The more concise way of writing the second part is - 'Jill couldn't decide whether to spend her bonus on a new computer.' However, I donot see any grammatical error in the original sentence either.
No thats not the problem. Actually whether is always used along with or not i.e whether or not. It is missing here. It should be like this: Unaccustomed to being spontaneous, Jill couldn't decide whether to spend her bonus on a new computer or not.
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In my opinoin,
'Unaccustomed to being spontaneous' modifies Jill - Correct.
The more concise way of writing the second part is - 'Jill couldn't decide whether to spend her bonus on a new computer.' However, I donot see any grammatical error in the original sentence either.
No thats not the problem. Actually whether is always used along with or not i.e whether or not. It is missing here. It should be like this: Unaccustomed to being spontaneous, Jill couldn't decide whether to spend her bonus on a new computer or not.
KumarGMAT
In my opinoin,
'Unaccustomed to being spontaneous' modifies Jill - Correct.
The more concise way of writing the second part is - 'Jill couldn't decide whether to spend her bonus on a new computer.' However, I donot see any grammatical error in the original sentence either.
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whether or not is incorrect usage !!! whether itself conveys the meaning whether or not !! Jill couldn't decide whether to spend her bonus on a new computer.
this is perfect !!! HTH
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