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Ana Machado Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"Gluing firmly is key."

"Gluing firmly is key."

Does it make sense to you? If so,

- Does it mean that it is crucial to glue something very well?

- Is this sentence complete? Doesn't it need to end with a phrase such as "(...) to the success of the project"?

- Can I also say that "firmly gluing is key" (can I change the position of the adverb?)

- Is it absolutely ok to use or a little updated, too informal etc.?

Thank you!

  

Top answer

"Does it make sense to you? If so, - Does it mean that it is crucial to glue something very well? Yes.

— CalifJim

  • "Does it make sense to you?
  • If so, - Does it mean that it is crucial to glue something very well?
  • Yes.
  • Yes.
  • Ana Machado - Is this sentence complete?
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Ana Machado"Gluing firmly is key."Does it make sense to you? If so, - Does it mean that it is crucial to glue something very well?

Yes. Yes.

Ana Machado- Is this sentence complete?

Yes.

Ana MachadoDoesn't it need to end with a phrase such as "(...) to the success of the project"?
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Ana Machado"Gluing firmly is key.

When you are restoring antique furniture, glueing firmly is the key to a successful, long-lasting repair.

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