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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Climate control up to date
Is it correct to say "up to date with" or "behind with"?
Europe isn't up to date/is behind with climate control like the USA. Not every hotel or restaurant has AC because it's only ever really hot 2 months out of the year.
Thank you
Europe isn't up to date/is behind with climate control like the USA. Not every hotel or restaurant has AC because it's only ever really hot 2 months out of the year.
Thank you
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There are two wildly over-generalised statements there. They're grammatically correct, but imply that every hotel and restaurant in the USA has and needs AC, and that every region of Europe and the USA has the same climate throughout the continent/country.
- There are two wildly over-generalised statements there.
- They're grammatically correct, but imply that every hotel and restaurant in the USA has and needs AC, and that every region of Europe and the USA has the same climate throughout the continent/country.
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There are two wildly over-generalised statements there. They're grammatically correct, but imply that every hotel and restaurant in the USA has and needs AC, and that every region of Europe and the USA has the same climate throughout the continent/country.
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The statement isn't accurate.
I'm just looking at the grammar.
Is is it batter to say : behind with climate control
or behind in terms of climate control
Is "up to date with" the best set of words to use here
Which is better : up to date with climate control or in terms of climate control?
thank you very much
I'm just looking at the grammar.
Is is it batter to say : behind with climate control
or behind in terms of climate control
Is "up to date with" the best set of words to use here
Which is better : up to date with climate control or in terms of climate control?
thank you very much
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