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Thillythauthage Posted 12 years ago
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accurate detailed
Hello people,
Why does it seem wrong to me to say " an accurate detailed report"?
A colleague of mine wrote that and it just seems wrong to me, but I couldn't tell him why. It seems like it needs a comma or an 'and' in there, it doesn't seem the same as saying "big fat hamster" or "loud smelly albatross". Am I wrong?
Thanking you.
Why does it seem wrong to me to say " an accurate detailed report"?
A colleague of mine wrote that and it just seems wrong to me, but I couldn't tell him why. It seems like it needs a comma or an 'and' in there, it doesn't seem the same as saying "big fat hamster" or "loud smelly albatross". Am I wrong?
Thanking you.
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You are right. Your colleague should write "an accurate and detailed report".
- You are right.
- Your colleague should write "an accurate and detailed report".
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You are right. Your colleague should write "an accurate and detailed report".
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