Are these grammatically correct?
Hello,
I hope you are all ok. I would like to know if the following constructions are correct and if both forms are acceptable. Thank you.
A. Our products are 100% natural with responsibly-obtained ingredients from animals and plants / with ingredients that are responsibly obtained from animals and plants.
B. Sir, I understand you can't buy it now, but what would have to / might have to happen for you to buy our product now?
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Nature04 Our products are 100% natural with responsibly-obtained ingredients from animals and plants / with ingredients that are responsibly obtained from animals and plants. Adverbs in "-ly" do not take that hyphen. If you must keep that wording, you need a comma before "with".
- Nature04 Our products are 100% natural with responsibly-obtained ingredients from animals and plants / with ingredients that are responsibly obtained from animals and plants.
- Adverbs in "-ly" do not take that hyphen.
- If you must keep that wording, you need a comma before "with".
- Either order is OK if you don't mind sounding like you're hiding something.
- But I am immune to advertising, so take that into account.
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Nature04Our products are 100% natural with responsibly-obtained ingredients from animals and plants / with ingredients that are responsibly obtained from animals and plants.
Adverbs in "-ly" do not take that hyphen. If you must keep that wording, you need a comma before "with". Either order is OK if you don't mind sounding like you're hiding something. But
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