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Sarah88 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Below / below
Can someone kindly help me to understand the following ?
1) Below our big wins in Q1.
2) Below are our big wins in Q1.
Which one is correct?
Can I also say " Below listed our big wins in Q1." ?
1) Below our big wins in Q1.
2) Below are our big wins in Q1.
Which one is correct?
Can I also say " Below listed our big wins in Q1." ?
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Of your three versions, only one (#2) has a verb and is a sentence. " is definitely awkward, and still not a sentence. Best wishes, - A.
- Of your three versions, only one (#2) has a verb and is a sentence.
- " is definitely awkward, and still not a sentence.
- Best wishes, - A.
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Of your three versions, only one (#2) has a verb and is a sentence.
I'd say, "Our big wins in Q1 are listed below."
#1 might work as a heading, with a dash, perhaps - "Below - our big wins in Q1" (Not a sentence!)
"Below listed our big winns in Q1." is definitely awkward, and still not a sentence.
Best wishes, - A.
I'd say, "Our big wins in Q1 are listed below."
#1 might work as a heading, with a dash, perhaps - "Below - our big wins in Q1" (Not a sentence!)
"Below listed our big winns in Q1." is definitely awkward, and still not a sentence.
Best wishes, - A.
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