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Sh Sh Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance
Correct Verb?
I want to say these sentences:
1. He does car trading for you.
2 He works to gain profits for you.
3. Your account will be accrued with profits every day.
Are they correct?
1. He does car trading for you.
2 He works to gain profits for you.
3. Your account will be accrued with profits every day.
Are they correct?
Top answer
This would be more natural: 1. He trades cars for you. 2.
- This would be more natural: 1.
- He trades cars for you.
- 2.
- He works to make profits for you.
- 3.
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This would be more natural:
1. He trades cars for you.
2. He works to make profits for you.
3. Your account will be credited with profits every day.
I am not sure if these are the most accurate for your context (especially 3.) but they are at least natural.
Kind regards, Michael
1. He trades cars for you.
2. He works to make profits for you.
3. Your account will be credited with profits every day.
I am not sure if these are the most accurate for your context (especially 3.) but they are at least natural.
Kind regards, Michael
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Thanks so much 
I have another question: what is the correct verb that comes before "Forex Trading"?
Can I say "Yo
I have another question: what is the correct verb that comes before "Forex Trading"?
Can I say "Yo
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You're welcome.
"doing trading" is not natural but the meaning is clear. This would be most natural in my opinion:
"You can earn money from Forex trading." Kind regards Michael
"doing trading" is not natural but the meaning is clear. This would be most natural in my opinion:
"You can earn money from Forex trading." Kind regards Michael
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