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Tommyensr Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
an / any + noun(s)
Which one is better, please?
Based on results of the soil validation, it is concluded that the subject property will not pose an unacceptable risk to the future residential and commercial/industrial land users.
Based on results of the soil validation, it is concluded that the subject property will not pose any unacceptable risks to the future residential and commercial/industrial land users.
Thanks a lot
Tommy
Based on results of the soil validation, it is concluded that the subject property will not pose an unacceptable risk to the future residential and commercial/industrial land users.
Based on results of the soil validation, it is concluded that the subject property will not pose any unacceptable risks to the future residential and commercial/industrial land users.
Thanks a lot
Tommy
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The second version seems to promise more than the first. You don't need a grammarian; you need a lawyer! CJ
- The second version seems to promise more than the first.
- You don't need a grammarian; you need a lawyer!
- CJ
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The second version seems to promise more than the first. You don't need a grammarian; you need a lawyer! 
CJ
CJ
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