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Sarah88 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Add it to your site / add to your site ?
1) Here is our new logo, please add it to your site.
2) Here is our new logo, please add to your site.
Which one is correct?
If the 2nd one is correct, then could you kindly explain why no need to put "it" after verb "add"?
thanks,
S.
2) Here is our new logo, please add to your site.
Which one is correct?
If the 2nd one is correct, then could you kindly explain why no need to put "it" after verb "add"?
thanks,
S.
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Neither is correct, actually, since both need a semicolon instead of a comma. After that correction, #1 is grammatically correct, while #2 would be OK for e-English: it is a sort of telegraph style.
- Neither is correct, actually, since both need a semicolon instead of a comma.
- After that correction, #1 is grammatically correct, while #2 would be OK for e-English: it is a sort of telegraph style.
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Neither is correct, actually, since both need a semicolon instead of a comma. After that correction, #1 is grammatically correct, while #2 would be OK for e-English: it is a sort of telegraph style.
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Neither is correct, actually, since both need a semicolon instead of a comma. After that correction, #1 is grammatically correct, while #2 would be OK for e-English: it is a sort of telegraph style.
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