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Liveinjapan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Demands
Businesses see two types of demands for goods and services: 1) Overseas demands; 2) domestic demands.
Is my sentence OK?
Should demands be singular?
Thanks.
Is my sentence OK?
Should demands be singular?
Thanks.
Top answer
" Not that your capitalisation is not consistent: "Overseas" versus "domestic".
- " Not that your capitalisation is not consistent: "Overseas" versus "domestic".
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Yes, I think it would be better as singular:
"Businesses see two types of demand for goods and services: 1) overseas demand; 2) domestic demand."
Not that your capitalisation is not consistent: "Overseas" versus "domestic".
"Businesses see two types of demand for goods and services: 1) overseas demand; 2) domestic demand."
Not that your capitalisation is not consistent: "Overseas" versus "domestic".
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