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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Are my sentences correct?
1. I am unable to login to gmail using the credentials.
2. I am unable to login to ABC bank web site using the credentials.
2. I am unable to login to ABC bank web site using the credentials.
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t he credentials i s not a natural phrase here. Do you mean eg my ID and password ? Clive
- t he credentials i s not a natural phrase here.
- Do you mean eg my ID and password ?
- Clive
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the credentials is not a natural phrase here. Do you mean eg my ID and password?
Clive
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"Credentials" is a technical term - possibly jargon - used to refer to login details. It's not wrong to use it, but it may not be understood by everyone.
However, "the credentials" is less acceptable because it is non-specific. You would normally say: "I am unable to login using my credentials" or "...using the supplied credentials".
However, "the credentials" is less acceptable because it is non-specific. You would normally say: "I am unable to login using my credentials" or "...using the supplied credentials".
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