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Is it correct to say It is us who depend on if they will do it?
Alexa1312
No. Perhaps one of these will work for you:
"It is we who depend on them to do it."
(They're doing the work; we're relying on them to follow through.)
"It is us on whom they depend to do it."
(We're going to do the work; they're expecting us to do it.)
"It is we who question whether they will do it."
(They're supposed to do the work; we're not sure they will.)
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