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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Expression in English
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Have I used this expression correctly? And is the sentence understandable?
The floor is given for provision of explanations.
Thank you!
Have I used this expression correctly? And is the sentence understandable?
The floor is given for provision of explanations.
Thank you!
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I’m assuming this concerns formal meetings and keeping to ‘rules of order’. If so, the phrasing is a little awkward. I would instead say: If you wish to provide an explanation, you make take the floor.
- I’m assuming this concerns formal meetings and keeping to ‘rules of order’.
- If so, the phrasing is a little awkward.
- I would instead say: If you wish to provide an explanation, you make take the floor.
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I’m assuming this concerns formal meetings and keeping to ‘rules of order’. If so, the phrasing is a little awkward. I would instead say:
If you wish to provide an explanation, you make take the floor.
If you wish to provide an explanation, you make take the floor.
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