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Blacov Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

A grammar problem

Hello !

I am not really sure about below sentence.
Please point out the errors or make up a correct sentence.

It relevants to something
It relevants with something
It's relevant something
It's relevant to something

Or shall I use associated with something
Is any above sentence correct?

Thanks in advance,
  

Top answer

Hi, I am not really sure about below sentence. Please point out the errors or make up a correct sentence. 'Relevant' is an adjective.

— Clive

  • Hi, I am not really sure about below sentence.
  • Please point out the errors or make up a correct sentence.
  • 'Relevant' is an adjective.
  • 'Relate' is the verb form.
  • It relevants to something No It relevants with something No It's relevant something No It's relevant to something Yes It relates to something.
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Hi,

I am not really sure about below sentence.
Please point out the errors or make up a correct sentence. 'Relevant' is an adjective. 'Relate' is the verb form.

It relevants to something No
It relevants with something No
It's relevant something No
It's relevant to something Yes

It relates to so
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CliveHi,

I am not really sure about below sentence.
Please point out the errors or make up a correct sentence. 'Relevant' is an adjective. 'Relate' is the verb form.

It relevants to something No
It relevants with something No
It's relevant something No
It's relevant to something Yes

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