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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
basic grammar
Hi teachers!
I don`t know if the sentence is ok:
In case the reservation will not be realised, the advance payment will not be returned.
I don`t know if the sentence is ok:
In case the reservation will not be realised, the advance payment will not be returned.
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It's certainly acceptable, but it doesn't sound entirely natural. " That tells the reader that whether or not she shows up, the money she already sent it gone.
- It's certainly acceptable, but it doesn't sound entirely natural.
- " That tells the reader that whether or not she shows up, the money she already sent it gone.
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It's certainly acceptable, but it doesn't sound entirely natural.
You could also simply state "The advance payment is non-refundable." That tells the reader that whether or not she shows up, the money she already sent it gone.
You could also simply state "The advance payment is non-refundable." That tells the reader that whether or not she shows up, the money she already sent it gone.
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This part sounds a little strange, Anon:
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AnonymousIn case the reservation will not be realised...What kind of reservation is it?
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