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What is the difference between Otherwise, chances are that you missed some key result necessary to achieve the goal. and Otherwise, chances are that you missed some key result necessary for achieving the goal. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Otherwise, chances are that you missed some key result necessary to achieve the goal. and Otherwise, chances are that you missed some key result necessary for achieving the goal. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
Are these sentences both correct?
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They’re both correct. Necessary doesn’t have a set preposition following it. “To achieve” is short for “in order to achieve” and “for” is the normal way of linking necessary to a noun, e.g. “it’s necessary for your job”, so you can of course use a gerund after “for” too. I don’t see any difference in meaning
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