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Will Leung Posted 9 years ago
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"as ...." in phrase
" I strongly recommend you, as an experienced importer, to take care of..... "would there be any chance that "experienced importer" could be referred to " I " instead of "you" ?
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Will Leung would there be any chance that "experienced importer" could be referred to " I " instead of "you" ? If the writer is poor at composition, it could.
- Will Leung would there be any chance that "experienced importer" could be referred to " I " instead of "you" ?
- If the writer is poor at composition, it could.
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Will Leungwould there be any chance that "experienced importer" could be referred to " I " instead of "you" ?If the writer is poor at composition, it could.
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Not in terms of grammar.
If you mean that, change the position.
ie "As an experienced importer, I strongly recommend you to take care of..... "
It's not correct to recommend someone to do something.
Say eg " I strongly recommend that you take care of..... "
For details and various kinds of examples, check here.
If you mean that, change the position.
ie "As an experienced importer, I strongly recommend you to take care of..... "
It's not correct to recommend someone to do something.
Say eg " I strongly recommend that you take care of..... "
For details and various kinds of examples, check here.
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