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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Find an error III

Time and time again we hear from long-time customers about what they call the increases never-ending of our ever-popular line of products.

Something is not right with never-ending, but I don't know how to make a change on it. Please advise.

LC
  

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"Never-ending" works as an adjective, and should be before "increases".

— Pieanne

  • "Never-ending" works as an adjective, and should be before "increases".
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"Never-ending" works as an adjective, and should be before "increases".
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Thank you so mcuh.

LC
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