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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Following your example
Lets say a teacher has given you examples to help you understand something.
and in the following thread you say this
Can you use "Following your examples" Is that idiomatic?
- Following your examples above, I've come up with sentences of my own. Can you tell me what you think?
Thank you
and in the following thread you say this
Can you use "Following your examples" Is that idiomatic?
- Following your examples above, I've come up with sentences of my own. Can you tell me what you think?
Thank you
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Hi, That is what you should say: As a follow-up to your examples above, I've come up with sentences of my own. Regards
- Hi, That is what you should say: As a follow-up to your examples above, I've come up with sentences of my own.
- Regards
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Hi,
That is what you should say:
As a follow-up to your examples above, I've come up with sentences of my own.
Regards
That is what you should say:
As a follow-up to your examples above, I've come up with sentences of my own.
Regards
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