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Keith Baltazar 6661 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Talking about the past event, which sentence is correct? Need help please.
A). As a started up internet service provider, our service wasn’t very competitive that time
B). As a start up internet service provider, our service wasn’t very competitive at that time
Thanks.
A). As a started up internet service provider, our service wasn’t very competitive that time
B). As a start up internet service provider, our service wasn’t very competitive at that time
Thanks.
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I'd write: As an Internet service provider start up, our service wasn’t very competitive at that time .
- I'd write: As an Internet service provider start up, our service wasn’t very competitive at that time .
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I'd write:
As an Internet service provider start up, our service wasn’t very competitive at that time.
As an Internet service provider start up, our service wasn’t very competitive at that time.
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I agree. I think start-up is what you mean, being an adjective similar to ‘new’. It has no tense. Be sure to add a full-stop (period) at the sentence end. Choice B. would then apply.
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