A question about an English grammar
And that responsibility begins today with the election of a monitor to supervise its use.
What's the role of "with"
Is there any difference between"with the election of a monitor to supervise its use" and "with the election of a monitor supervising its use"?
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And that responsibility begins today with the election of a monitor to supervise its use.
What's the role of "with"
A happens with B.
B is in part the cause or enabler of A happening.
Is there any difference between"with the election of a monitor to supervise its use" and "with the election of a monitor supervising its use"?
Pretty much the same.
"to supervise" works better for me. The monitor is to supervise. That is the role.
"supervising" has a continuous sense that does not add anything here.
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