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21-Sep-2005, 12:13
wturner
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Is it proper to use "express" as the verb in the following sentence?
Mr. Smith expressed that the procedure we were following was not appropriate for the experiment.
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21-Sep-2005, 12:57
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I'd add "expressed *his opinion that*..." Sounds more complete.
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