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L3lack_light Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
An issue of a magazine
Hello everybody.
Can you please help me figure out if this sentence is correct?
"Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time.
Is it correct to say "closing the entries of the issue of a magazine"?
Are there more appropriate words than "close" or "entries" in journalistic language?
I have one more question. What is the word for work that has been put off for a long time?
Thank you very much in advance.
Can you please help me figure out if this sentence is correct?
"Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time.
Is it correct to say "closing the entries of the issue of a magazine"?
Are there more appropriate words than "close" or "entries" in journalistic language?
I have one more question. What is the word for work that has been put off for a long time?
Thank you very much in advance.
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Hi, Can you please help me figure out if this sentence is correct? "Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time. Is it correct to say "closing the entries of the issue of a magazine"?
- Hi, Can you please help me figure out if this sentence is correct?
- "Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time.
- Is it correct to say "closing the entries of the issue of a magazine"?
- I don't understand what you mean.
- I suggest simply 'close the magazine'.
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Hi,
Can you please help me figure out if this sentence is correct?
"Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time.
Is it correct to say "closing the entries of the issue of a magazine"? I don't understand what you mean. I suggest simply 'close the
Can you please help me figure out if this sentence is correct?
"Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time.
Is it correct to say "closing the entries of the issue of a magazine"? I don't understand what you mean. I suggest simply 'close the
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Thank you Clive. Actually It is a story.
And by closing the issue of a magazine, I mean making it ready to get published.
And by closing the issue of a magazine, I mean making it ready to get published.
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Hi,
"Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time.
Ah, I understand now.
What you wrote seems fine to me, although I suggest '. . . the entries for the last issue . .
"Having closed the entries of the last issue of the magazine, I seize the opportunity to do some chores that have been put off for a long time.
Ah, I understand now.
What you wrote seems fine to me, although I suggest '. . . the entries for the last issue . .
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