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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Correct or Incorrect Sentence?
Identify the usual reasons for which a debt remains unpaid.
Is the above sentence grammatically correct, and if not, what is wrong with it (grammatically)?
Is the above sentence grammatically correct, and if not, what is wrong with it (grammatically)?
Top answer
Nothing wrong here. It's a command asking you to identify reasons. You are being asked to tell why someone might not pay money that they owe.
- Nothing wrong here.
- It's a command asking you to identify reasons.
- You are being asked to tell why someone might not pay money that they owe.
- CJ
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Nothing wrong here. It's a command asking you to identify reasons.
You are being asked to tell why someone might not pay money that they owe.
CJ
You are being asked to tell why someone might not pay money that they owe.
CJ
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In fact, you have provided the correction in your reply:
why someone might not pay money that they owe.
for which replaced by that
Original sentence: Identify the usual reasons
why someone might not pay money that they owe.
for which replaced by that
Original sentence: Identify the usual reasons
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CalifJimNothing wrong here. It's a command asking you to identify reasons.hi where was she when u came to me
You are being asked to tell why someone might not pay money that they owe.
CJ
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Hi,
where was she when u came to me
This is fine, except you need to write it as Where was she when you came to me?
If you wrote it your way in a test, it would not be correct.
Best wishes, Clive
where was she when u came to me
This is fine, except you need to write it as Where was she when you came to me?
If you wrote it your way in a test, it would not be correct.
Best wishes, Clive
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Original sentence: Identify the usual reasons that a debt remains unpaid.
I don't like reason that and prefer reason why or reason for which.
I would use reason that in answe
I don't like reason that and prefer reason why or reason for which.
I would use reason that in answe
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