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Zazzex Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Assess water quality as good?

Hello

Are these correct use of assess and evaluate?

The assessed water quality as good

The evaluated water quality as good

If not, how would you correct these?

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Top answer

To assess something is to carefully examine something, like damage or the aftermath of a natural disaster, by a set of guideline to determine the course of action to take accordingly. To avaluate something is to rander observation based on experiece and knowledge, and or physically perform experiments under designed environment which may not may not result conclusively, or trigger any action. e.

  • To assess something is to carefully examine something, like damage or the aftermath of a natural disaster, by a set of guideline to determine the course of action to take accordingly.
  • To avaluate something is to rander observation based on experiece and knowledge, and or physically perform experiments under designed environment which may not may not result conclusively, or trigger any action.
  • e.
  • We are evaluating a new procedure currently in an attempt to reduce chemical waste.
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To assess something is to carefully examine something, like damage or the aftermath of a natural disaster, by a set of guideline to determine the course of action to take accordingly.

To avaluate something is to rander observation based on experiece and knowledge, and or physically perform experiments under designed environment which may not may not result conclusively, or trigger any a
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zazzex
The assessed water quality as good

The evaluated water quality as good


Hope this help ...

After the Ammonia spill last week from the chemical truck accident, sample of the water from the river was evaluated (tested and analyzed). The level of Am
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D. inadvertently makes the point that these past participles work much better as verbs than as adjectives.
Granted, it's often a tossup as to whether we're looking at a passive voice structure or "to be" plus adjective; but in this case my instinct says it's passive. The OP, on the other hand, seems to be talking about adjectives.

I'd be pleased if zazzex would give us sentences usi

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