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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of grammar?
My company, which is specified in software testing, uses a slogan: 'How high would our limits be if we did not test?'.
I have a bad feeling about this sentence, and I don't think it's correct English. Can someone back me up here?
I have a bad feeling about this sentence, and I don't think it's correct English. Can someone back me up here?
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The grammar of it is OK, but to be honest, Anon, I cannot understand what is meant by it! If you could give me a paraphrase of what it means to say, perhaps I could give you a better version.
- The grammar of it is OK, but to be honest, Anon, I cannot understand what is meant by it!
- If you could give me a paraphrase of what it means to say, perhaps I could give you a better version.
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The grammar of it is OK, but to be honest, Anon, I cannot understand what is meant by it! If you could give me a paraphrase of what it means to say, perhaps I could give you a better version.
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Do you mean your company specializes in software testing?
But I'm in the same boat as Mr. M - I have no idea what the slogan is trying to convey!
But I'm in the same boat as Mr. M - I have no idea what the slogan is trying to convey!
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