Grammar: Guys, you have something to choose, right in front of you.

[Jagadish.g]

Hi everyone,

Please let me know, which of the below sentences is grammatically correct.

"Guys, you have something to choose, right in front of you"

or

"Guys, you have something right in front of you to choose"

If both the above sentences are wrong, suggest me the correct one

[Alan]

Hi,

Both are fine.

Alan
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[Torsten]

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