Is a subject pronoun needed in the second clause?
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but it also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
or
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
or
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and is expected to lessen their anxiety.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
grammar pronouns subjects
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The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but it also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
or
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
or
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and is expected to lessen their anxiety.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
grammar pronouns subjects
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The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but it also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
or
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
or
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and is expected to lessen their anxiety.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
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The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but it also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
or
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
or
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and is expected to lessen their anxiety.
Is the subject pronoun (it)needed in the second clause?
grammar pronouns subjects
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The subject pronoun can be omitted in the first sentence as in both clauses the subject is the same (the campaign):
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but (the campaign) also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
The subject pronoun cannot be omitted in the second clause as it's the subject (though a formal one) of the second clause:
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
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The subject pronoun can be omitted in the first sentence as in both clauses the subject is the same (the campaign):
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but (the campaign) also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
The subject pronoun cannot be omitted in the second clause as it's the subject (though a formal one) of the second clause:
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
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The subject pronoun can be omitted in the first sentence as in both clauses the subject is the same (the campaign):
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but (the campaign) also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
The subject pronoun cannot be omitted in the second clause as it's the subject (though a formal one) of the second clause:
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
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The subject pronoun can be omitted in the first sentence as in both clauses the subject is the same (the campaign):
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but (the campaign) also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
The subject pronoun cannot be omitted in the second clause as it's the subject (though a formal one) of the second clause:
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
answered 2 days ago
user307254user307254
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The subject pronoun can be omitted in the first sentence as in both clauses the subject is the same (the campaign):
The campaign is not only financially beneficial to that organisation but (the campaign) also has a positive impact on the morale of the employees.
The subject pronoun cannot be omitted in the second clause as it's the subject (though a formal one) of the second clause:
Patients undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy will experience a positive state and it is expected to lessen their anxiety.
answered 2 days ago
user307254user307254
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