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A Member of Jeraisy Group Companies
0 Hello, I will highly apreciate to read your opinions related to the above phrase; we are talking about a group of companies, called Jeraisy, the company they are refering to being part of this Group. Is the phrase above gramatically correct or should be rephrased to "A member of Jeraisy Group of Companies"? 0-
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0 Personally, I'd go with 01 i 00 "A member of the Jeraisy Group" 02 i 00 . Adding "Companies" or "of Companies" at the end sounds very redundant. Also, the whole thing sounds...
- 0 Personally, I'd go with 01 i 00 "A member of the Jeraisy Group" 02 i 00 .
- Adding "Companies" or "of Companies" at the end sounds very redundant.
- Also, the whole thing sounds...
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0 Personally, I'd go with 01 i 00 "A member of the Jeraisy Group" 02 i 00 . Adding "Companies" or "of Companies" at the end sounds very redundant. Also, the whole thing sounds... completely wrong without a "the" coming before "Jeraisy". 0-
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