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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
A loan period
Hello,
Are my sentences proper? When say loan period should we 'say book to indicate we mean?
The notice says that the library plans to reduce the loan period form a month to a week.
The notice says that the library plans to shorten the loan period to a week.
The notice says that books could be borrowed just for one week, although in the past students could check out books for a month.
Thank you in advance.
Are my sentences proper? When say loan period should we 'say book to indicate we mean?
The notice says that the library plans to reduce the loan period form a month to a week.
The notice says that the library plans to shorten the loan period to a week.
The notice says that books could be borrowed just for one week, although in the past students could check out books for a month.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi, Are my sentences proper? When say loan period should we 'say book to indicate we mean? Y ou don't need to say 'books' if we know you are talking about a library.
- Hi, Are my sentences proper?
- When say loan period should we 'say book to indicate we mean?
- Y ou don't need to say 'books' if we know you are talking about a library.
- The notice says that the library plans to reduce the loan period from form a month to a week.
- The notice says that the library plans to shorten the loan period to a week.
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Hi,
Are my sentences proper?
When say loan period should we 'say book to indicate we mean? You don't need to say 'books' if we know you are talking about a library.
The notice says that the library plans to reduce the loan period from form a mont
Are my sentences proper?
When say loan period should we 'say book to indicate we mean? You don't need to say 'books' if we know you are talking about a library.
The notice says that the library plans to reduce the loan period from
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1. This sentence is correct, although form should be from.
2. This is correct as well, but it isn't as specific as the first sentence.
3. Since the loan period hasn't been reduced yet, do not use "could" in your sentence. "Can" is used in present tense, so the sentence should be:
"The notice says that books can now be borrowed just for one week,
2. This is correct as well, but it isn't as specific as the first sentence.
3. Since the loan period hasn't been reduced yet, do not use "could" in your sentence. "Can" is used in present tense, so the sentence should be:
"The notice says that books can now be borrowed just for one week,
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