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Vuxicon MediaEmp Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
correct sentence?
is this sentence correct?
"Click link below to translate into plain English"
"Click link below to translate into plain English"
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It's OK to refer briefly and informally to something which has gone before (though it needs a full stop). ' Rover
- It's OK to refer briefly and informally to something which has gone before (though it needs a full stop).
- ' Rover
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It's OK to refer briefly and informally to something which has gone before (though it needs a full stop).
To be a complete sentence it would need to be
'Click on the link below to translate [the above letter/notice/document] into plain English.'
To be a complete sentence it would need to be
'Click on the link below to translate [the above letter/notice/document] into plain English.'
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