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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Can one say "our nature is taking care of your business"?
0 Is it wrong to say "our nature is taking care of your business"?, meaning it is in our nature to take care of your business. Or should it be better to write "Our nature is to take care of your business". 0-
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0 HI, 02 br 02 br 00 Just based on the simple context, the participle form is more common. 01 font 00 "our nature is taking care of your business". 02 font 00 However, the word "nature" is not quite fitting.
- 0 HI, 02 br 02 br 00 Just based on the simple context, the participle form is more common.
- 01 font 00 "our nature is taking care of your business".
- 02 font 00 However, the word "nature" is not quite fitting.
- Here is one for comparison: "our business is depending on your complete satisfaction" 02 br 02 br 00 Is this some kind of business motto?
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0 HI, 02 br
02 br
00 Just based on the simple context, the participle form is more common. 01 font 00 "our nature is taking care of your business". 02 font 00 However, the word "nature" is not quite fitting. Here is one for comparison: "our business is depending on your complete satisfaction" 02 br
02 br
00 Is this some kind
02 br
00 Just based on the simple context, the participle form is more common. 01 font 00 "our nature is taking care of your business". 02 font 00 However, the word "nature" is not quite fitting. Here is one for comparison: "our business is depending on your complete satisfaction" 02 br
02 br
00 Is this some kind
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