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Hi Sir/Madam, is below syntax correct? Seeing (??) that popular websites such as YouTube and Facebook (subject) were created (verb) by youngsters (prepositional phrase), HKU's business design and innovation program (subject) hopes (verb) to

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Hi Sir/Madam, is below syntax correct? Talking (Gerund) with youngsters including teenagers and university students (prepositional phrase), I (subject) found (verb) most (noun) were quite concerned (verb) about their future career