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Tintincutesy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Could you correct my grammar please
Hi
is my sentence correct:
You can at any time verify if Mproduct connects to your B system without problem.
is my sentence correct:
You can at any time verify if Mproduct connects to your B system without problem.
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Hi, is my sentence correct: You can at any time verify if Mproduct connects to your B system without problem. I wouldn't say it's wrong, but it sounds odd and awkward. I suggest this.
- Hi, is my sentence correct: You can at any time verify if Mproduct connects to your B system without problem.
- I wouldn't say it's wrong, but it sounds odd and awkward.
- I suggest this.
- At any time, you can verify that Mproduct is connecting to your B system successfully.
- Clive
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Hi,
is my sentence correct:
You can at any time verify if Mproduct connects to your B system without problem.
I wouldn't say it's wrong, but it sounds odd and awkward.
I suggest this.
is my sentence correct:
You can at any time verify if Mproduct connects to your B system without problem.
I wouldn't say it's wrong, but it sounds odd and awkward.
I suggest this.
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I have another one:
Instead of entering manually the details of a B system, you may import it using the X file already existing on your computer.
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I know this sounds awkward and I tried to re-structure the sentence into this:
You may import the details of a B ystem using the X file, whic
Instead of entering manually the details of a B system, you may import it using the X file already existing on your computer.
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I know this sounds awkward and I tried to re-structure the sentence into this:
You may import the details of a B ystem using the X file, whic
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Hi,
I have another one:
Instead of entering manually the details of a B system, you may import it using the X file already existing on your computer.
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I know this sounds awkward and I tried to re-structure the sentence into this:
You may i
I have another one:
Instead of entering manually the details of a B system, you may import it using the X file already existing on your computer.
***
I know this sounds awkward and I tried to re-structure the sentence into this:
You may i
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Hi,
You may import the details of a B system using the X file which already exists on your computer. By doing this, you can avoid entering them manually.
Do you mean 'the X file' or 'a file in the X format'?
You may import the details of a B system using the X file which already exists on your computer. By doing this, you can avoid entering them manually.
Do you mean 'the X file' or 'a file in the X format'?
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ok, sorry for the confusion.
This is the sentence
Instead of entering manually the details of B system, you may import it (details of B system) using the XFile which already exist on your computer
This is the sentence
Instead of entering manually the details of B system, you may import it (details of B system) using the XFile which already exist on your computer
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Hi,
Instead of entering manually the details of B system, you may import them (details of B system) using the XFile which already exists on your computer.
Clive
Instead of entering manually the details of B system, you may import them (details of B system) using the XFile which already exists on your computer.
Clive
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