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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Does this make sense?
Is this syntactically correct?
Should I divide it in two sentences?
"Complex functions, some of which were mentioned in [citation] such as X operations, can be done with ease with the use of a powerful language such as ABC."
Thank you!
Should I divide it in two sentences?
"Complex functions, some of which were mentioned in [citation] such as X operations, can be done with ease with the use of a powerful language such as ABC."
Thank you!
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Is this syntactically correct? Should I divide it in two sentences? " The part between the commas is not good.
- Is this syntactically correct?
- Should I divide it in two sentences?
- " The part between the commas is not good.
- I suggest this.
- Complex functions can be done with ease with the use of a powerful language such as ABC.
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Is this syntactically correct?
Should I divide it in two sentences?
"Complex functions, some of which were mentioned in [citation] such as X operations, can be done with ease with the use of a powerful language such as ABC."
The part between the commas is not good.
I suggest this.
Should I divide it in two sentences?
"Complex functions, some of which were mentioned in [citation] such as X operations, can be done with ease with the use of a powerful language such as ABC."
The part between the commas is not good.
I suggest this.
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