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The judge said that those prepared to undertake in crime must be ready to suffer the consequences vs The judge said that those prepared to engage in crime must be ready to suffer the consequences

Both phrases are correct, but have slightly different meanings. 'Undertake in crime' isn't a common phrase in English, while 'engage in crime' is more often used and understood. 'Engage in crime' implies actively participating in criminal activities, while 'undertake in crime' might suggest taking on a specific criminal task or project.
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The judge said that those prepared to undertake in crime must be ready to suffer the consequences

'Undertake in crime' is not a common phrase in English.

This phrase is not commonly used. It might be confusing to native English speakers.
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Alternatives:

  • the judge said that those prepared to engage in crime must be ready to suffer the consequences

The judge said that those prepared to engage in crime must be ready to suffer the consequences

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is commonly used to convey the idea that people who are willing to participate in criminal activities should be aware of the potential repercussions.
  • The judge said that we couldn't appeal.
  • He gets five years, because the judge said that Partially Deceased people were only half a person.
  • After sentencing her to death, the judge said that she had undressed in the court because she took her veil off.
  • You heard what the judge said.
  • The Judge said which called for a priest.
  • The Judge said he's working on it.
  • You heard what the judge said.
  • The judge said I'm innocent.
  • So the judge said you could not discuss the case.
  • I thought the judge said he had to leave immediate...
  • Did you understand what the judge said?
  • The judge said he'll meet Sozaluze next.
  • About 10 minutes later the judge said we would take a break.
  • The judge said no to bail.
  • But after the judge said I couldn't be there anymore, I got afraid.
  • The judge said hands off the medical clinic.
  • So the judge said you could not discuss the case.
  • The judge said 5:00 P.M.
  • And I already suggested that but the judge said no.
  • Yes, the judge said so.

Alternatives:

  • the judge said that those prepared to commit crimes must be ready to suffer the consequences
  • the judge said that those ready to engage in criminal activities must be prepared for the consequences
  • the judge said that those willing to participate in crime must be ready to face the consequences
  • the judge said that those who choose to engage in criminal behavior must be prepared for the consequences

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