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Pvunderink Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Can someone please check if the following sentence is grammatically correct? I'm not entirely sure about the order of the words, and if this sentence needs a comma.
"This specification is designed to provide a framework within which the empirical importance of infrastructural development is emphasized."
"This specification is designed to provide a framework within which the empirical importance of infrastructural development is emphasized."
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It's correct grammar and correct punctuation. But forgive me for saying that it sounds ludicrous to me. There has to be a simpler way to express your meaning!
- It's correct grammar and correct punctuation.
- But forgive me for saying that it sounds ludicrous to me.
- There has to be a simpler way to express your meaning!
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It's correct grammar and correct punctuation.
But forgive me for saying that it sounds ludicrous to me.
But forgive me for saying that it sounds ludicrous to me.
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The grammar and punctuation are correct.
What exactly does "specification" refer to? I wonder whether it is the best choice of word.
What exactly does "specification" refer to? I wonder whether it is the best choice of word.
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It refers to an extension I made to an existing macroeconomic model.
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Pvunderink Maybe 'extension' is better?Could be (provided you have previously been talking about an extension to a model).
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