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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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General grammar and vocabulary questions!
Hi!
Please take look at this paragraph.
Our main direction of operation is industrial painting, priming, and varnishing of timber, as well as applying protective agent on such wood materials. But we can undertake other painting jobs as well which cannot be performed on-site at the object or factory. Thanks to our experience in this field, we offer several different services with respect to trimming of timber and wood products.
If it's possible please give me any pointers whether I need to make any grammar-related corrections. An two more things:
1. Is underlined "timber" the right word in this context? It should mean "a wood that latter will be used in construction or furniture or other wooden objects will be made out of it.
2. Is underlined "trimming" the right word in this context? It should mean "everything that is done with wood, for example painting, varnishing, etc." before the wooden object is ready for use. Maybe "decoration" or "finish" are better words in this case?
Thank you a lot!
Please take look at this paragraph.
Our main direction of operation is industrial painting, priming, and varnishing of timber, as well as applying protective agent on such wood materials. But we can undertake other painting jobs as well which cannot be performed on-site at the object or factory. Thanks to our experience in this field, we offer several different services with respect to trimming of timber and wood products.
If it's possible please give me any pointers whether I need to make any grammar-related corrections. An two more things:
1. Is underlined "timber" the right word in this context? It should mean "a wood that latter will be used in construction or furniture or other wooden objects will be made out of it.
2. Is underlined "trimming" the right word in this context? It should mean "everything that is done with wood, for example painting, varnishing, etc." before the wooden object is ready for use. Maybe "decoration" or "finish" are better words in this case?
Thank you a lot!
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When you say "timber," it is either this: or rough cut planks or studs for cabins, ships and other structures: Please register with the forums. You have taken considerable advantage of our services already, The forum's many teachers and native speakers are much more amenable to helping users who register.
- When you say "timber," it is either this: or rough cut planks or studs for cabins, ships and other structures: Please register with the forums.
- You have taken considerable advantage of our services already, The forum's many teachers and native speakers are much more amenable to helping users who register.
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