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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Are my sentences correct?
1. I have little confusion regarding the requirement.
2. I am confused as to how to solve the problem.
3. I am in deep confusion about the issue.
2. I am confused as to how to solve the problem.
3. I am in deep confusion about the issue.
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They are all correct, though the first and third are not what I'd say. I'd be more likely to say "I am fairly clear about the requirement" for the first and "I am very confused about the requirement" for the third.
- They are all correct, though the first and third are not what I'd say.
- I'd be more likely to say "I am fairly clear about the requirement" for the first and "I am very confused about the requirement" for the third.
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They are all correct, though the first and third are not what I'd say. I'd be more likely to say "I am fairly clear about the requirement" for the first and "I am very confused about the requirement" for the third.
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