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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentence grammatically correct?
The table supplied does not have any additional top, it has a built-in glass top.
The table supplied does not have any additional top, it has glass top itself.
The table supplied does not have any additional top, it has glass top itself.
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Is there a reason why you wish to say that the top is not additional or separate? It would normally be sufficient to say: "The table has a built-in glass top" (to emphasise that the top can not be removed) or "The table is supplied complete with a glass top" (to emphasise that the table has no missing parts).
- Is there a reason why you wish to say that the top is not additional or separate?
- It would normally be sufficient to say: "The table has a built-in glass top" (to emphasise that the top can not be removed) or "The table is supplied complete with a glass top" (to emphasise that the table has no missing parts).
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Is there a reason why you wish to say that the top is not additional or separate? It would normally be sufficient to say:
"The table has a built-in glass top" (to emphasise that the top can not be removed)
or
"The table is supplied complete with a glass top" (to emphasise that the table has no missing parts).
"The table has a built-in glass top" (to emphasise that the top can not be removed)
or
"The table is supplied complete with a glass top" (to emphasise that the table has no missing parts).
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