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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Are these sentences grammatically correct?
Please note that they can't give any guarantee on the polishing work of the pull handles due to weather condition because they are using for external doors, but the polish and coating will stay more than a year in normal weather condition as per them.
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The first phrase is irritatingly useless. They can't guarantee the polishing of the pull han dles, becaus e they are used for external doors, but they said that the polish and coating will last more than a year in normal weather conditions .
- The first phrase is irritatingly useless.
- They can't guarantee the polishing of the pull han dles, becaus e they are used for external doors, but they said that the polish and coating will last more than a year in normal weather conditions .
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The first phrase is irritatingly useless.
They can't guarantee the polishing of the pull handles, because they are used for external doors, but they said that the polish and coating will last more than a year in normal weather conditions.
They can't guarantee the polishing of the pull handles, because they are used for external doors, but they said that the polish and coating will last more than a year in normal weather conditions.
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