With ot without "it"?

nyggus · #1 14-Mar-2006, 20:11

Hello, which one is better? -

1. "From the above considerations follows that..."
2. "From the above considerations it follows that..."

Thanks in advance,
Nyggus

Coffa · #2 14-Mar-2006, 20:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by nyggus

Hello, which one is better? -
1. "From the above considerations follows that..."
2. "From the above considerations it follows that..."
Thanks in advance,
Nyggus

Number 2 is correct.

Naughty Beef · #3 15-Mar-2006, 14:29

We need 'it'.

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