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Albert de Groof Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Gramma tip

Can sombody please help me with these two lines. I sounds not great when you read it.

Often during work the laptop falls on the ground, caused by difficult accessible places where your feet are caught up with cable linger.
  

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Hello, Albert—and welcome to English Forums. I cannot quite understand the situation. What is the connection between the laptop and the feet?

  • Hello, Albert—and welcome to English Forums.
  • I cannot quite understand the situation.
  • What is the connection between the laptop and the feet?
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Hello, Albert—and welcome to English Forums.

I cannot quite understand the situation. What is the connection between the laptop and the feet?
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Often during work the laptop falls on the ground, caused by difficult accessible places where your feet are caught up with cable linger.

I guess what I gathered was the laptop in the office kept getting yanked off the desk, probably from being connected to a power supply with its cable dangling loose in tight space where foot traffic is constant.
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Well, let us wait for Albert to reply; speculation does not make progress.
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Dear Mister Micawber and dimsumexpress

Thank you for your reply. The two line are for a report about a laptop. See below

To: Head, Inventory Dept. From: de Groof, Albert
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Hi,
You still haven't answered what your feet had to do with the fallen laptop! I guess that was what MM was saying. Did your feet kick the electrical core connected to the laptop to cause them to fall? This is where we are not able to visualize how the laptop dropping is connected to your feet getting caught up in wires....
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Sorry . "Did your feet kick the electrical core connected to the laptop to cause them to fall?" yes that correct
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That was what I thought you implied but not in so many wordsEmotion: big smile
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I found it hard to put this line in a nice way.

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