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SSY Jung Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

be set to

Dear members

If it is set to low speed, you should change it to normal.
If it set to "no sound," reset it to normal.

I saw the sentence on a text book.
Should the second one write "If it is set to ~" like first one.

Thanks

SSY
  

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SSY Jung Should the second one write "If it is set to ~" like first one Yes. Alternatively, you could also delete 'it'— If set to "no sound," reset it to normal.

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  • SSY Jung Should the second one write "If it is set to ~" like first one Yes.
  • Alternatively, you could also delete 'it'— If set to "no sound," reset it to normal.
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SSY JungShould the second one write "If it is set to ~" like first one
Yes. Alternatively, you could also delete 'it'— If set to "no sound," reset it to normal.
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