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Marco186 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences grammatically correct?
- Employees are to have their materials close to them.
- Employees are to turn on their cameras during online meetings.
- No food, or phone calls are allowed during meetings.
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The only error of English is the comma in #3, which should be deleted. However, the scope of each of the points is different. In fact, #1 doesn't even have a scope, while #2 refers to "online meetings", yet #3 refers only to "meetings".
- The only error of English is the comma in #3, which should be deleted.
- However, the scope of each of the points is different.
- In fact, #1 doesn't even have a scope, while #2 refers to "online meetings", yet #3 refers only to "meetings".
- I wonder whether this is really what is meant, or whether, in fact, all points are supposed to apply to the same situation.
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The only error of English is the comma in #3, which should be deleted.
However, the scope of each of the points is different. In fact, #1 doesn't even have a scope, while #2 refers to "online meetings", yet #3 refers only to "meetings". I wonder whether this is really what is meant, or whether, in fact, all points are supposed to apply to the same situation.
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