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Darkhorses Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Adjoined to
You can look at the first paragraph in the document adjoined to the meeting.
Is this a correct use of the verb? How would you rephrase it?
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A meeting is a group of people. A document is a set of pages of printed material. Things that are so unlike cannot be adjoined, linked, or connected to one another in any way I can think of.
- A meeting is a group of people.
- A document is a set of pages of printed material.
- Things that are so unlike cannot be adjoined, linked, or connected to one another in any way I can think of.
- It's hard to understand what you might be trying to say.
- CJ
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A meeting is a group of people.
A document is a set of pages of printed material.
Things that are so unlike cannot be adjoined, linked, or connected to one another in any way I can think of.
It's hard to understand what you might be trying to say.
CJ
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