which sentence is correct?Thx.
I encountered a sentence,the scripts say it is NO 1,but the mp3 file says it is NO2.So i am confused.
1:We have a great ad campaign planned
focusing on the fantastic USP’ s of the
x420.
2:We have a great ad campaign planned
focused on the fantastic USP’ s of the
x420.
which sentence is correct?and what is different between them?
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Answers · 4
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Strictly speaking both are gramatically correct. In the first one 'focusing' is a verb linking the two parts of the sentence together. In the second 'focused on ...' is an adjectival phrase which qualifies the ad campaign. However, while the meaning is the same, most people would pick the first one.
What is incorrect is the use of the apostrophe: USPs is the plural of USP and it does not require an apostrophe.
0
The first sentence is correct. 原句应该是We have a great ad campaign planned (which is) focusing on the fantastic USP’ s of thex420. 中间省略了which is，因为这个ad compaign是focus这个动作的主语，所以用ing形式。
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