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"considers what he" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when describing someone's thought process or decision-making. Example: John considers what he can do to improve his grades before the end of the semester.
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"We had to help him see that most of the world now considers what he did heroic," she said.
The fact that Harry considers what he has done this season as his best achievement in football shows what a year he has had.
James also considers what he calls "lower mysticisms", a category that includes states of consciousness that are the product of chemical not spiritual stimulation.
His funny shorthand for this is: "Why would we want Edmund White, when we still have 'The Golden Girls?' " He considers what he calls the "fiasco" of Lady Gaga's anthemic pro-gay single "Born This Way".
He is quiet yet forceful, emphatic but reflective too, as he considers what he needs to do to seal his renown as the greatest sporting phenomenon of our time and separate himself still further from the tawdry doubts.
Fast food-turned-haute cuisine shows up on the kinds of menus where the chef almost certainly considers what he's doing to be "subversive".
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Considering what he is paid?
Let's consider what he did.
He paused, considering what he had just said.
Consider what he did Monday in talking about Brady.
He did not seek him out; he did not consider what he said.
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