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Musicgold Posted 14 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? Feb 26
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. They came short of our forecast in the north but made it up in the south.
2. SVG is handling the pre-marketing for the project and apparently the demand for space is good. (should there be an article before ‘space’)
3. It is hard to call it a guidance. I would call it sensitivity ranges. (I am not sure if I should use an article before ‘guidance’)
Thanks,
MG-
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. They came short of our forecast in the north but made it up in the south.
2. SVG is handling the pre-marketing for the project and apparently the demand for space is good. (should there be an article before ‘space’)
3. It is hard to call it a guidance. I would call it sensitivity ranges. (I am not sure if I should use an article before ‘guidance’)
Thanks,
MG-
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Hi, Are the following sentences natural to a native ear? 1. They came short of our forecast in the north but made it up in the south .
- Hi, Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
- 1.
- They came short of our forecast in the north but made it up in the south .
- .
- but made up the difference / the shortfall in the south.
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Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. They came short of our forecast in the north but made it up in the south
. . . but made up the difference / the shortfall in the south.
2. SVG is handling the pre-marketing for the project and apparently the demand for space is g
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. They came short of our forecast in the north but made it up in the south
. . . but made up the difference / the shortfall in the south.
2. SVG is handling the pre-marketing for the project and apparently the demand for space is g
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