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Virendra chaudhary Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

give up the follow up for

Please tell me if following sentence is grammatically correct - "I didn't give up the follow up for some issues." I am suspecting the use of up 2 times in a sentence and usage of for.

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virendra chaudhary I didn't give up on the follow - up for some issues. I'm not sure what you mean, but I think you want the sentence as corrected above. CJ

— CalifJim

  • virendra chaudhary I didn't give up on the follow - up for some issues.
  • I'm not sure what you mean, but I think you want the sentence as corrected above.
  • CJ
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virendra chaudharyI didn't give up on the follow-up for some issues.
I'm not sure what you mean, but I think you want the sentence as corrected above.

CJ
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@CJ, yes your are right. I also want other way of saying the same thing if possible.
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virendra chaudharyI also want other way of saying the same thing
That's the problem. I'm not sure what you're saying. Can you say it in a different way so I understand better?

It sounds like you continued to work on some problems, but not all of them, or something like that.

CJ
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@CJ, please correct my sentence if it is incorrect.
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virendra chaudhary@CJ, please correct my sentence if it is incorrect.
I have already done that. It's in my first reply. Note the corrections in red.

CJ
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