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Thein lwin Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

grammar and usage

An adjustable shelf with long lengths is used to take various sizes of packs.
In the sentence, is the phrase "An adjustable
shelf with long lengths" correct?Please explain it.Thanks in advance.
  

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It doesn't make proper sense to me. Long lengths of what?

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  • It doesn't make proper sense to me.
  • Long lengths of what?
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It doesn't make proper sense to me. Long lengths of what?
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thein lwinused to take various sizes of packs.
It's not at all clear what this means. It's confusing. Has this got something to do with delivering packages? Or are you storing something in your home?
thein lwinAn adjustable shelf with long lengths
This is awkward. You may have to limit yourself to just "An adjustable she
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thein lwin adjustable shelf
These are adjustable shelves. The distance between them can be changed, depending on the height of the contents.
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Are the phrases 'an adjustable shelf in a short/longth length' meaningful?Please help me with this.Thanks again.
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thein lwinAre the phrases 'an adjustable shelf in a short/longth length' meaningful?
Common sense tells me that each shelf is of a fixed, short length and that the distance between shelves is adjustable. Is that what you mean to say? The problem seems to be that you speak of only one shelf; do you mean shelving (a set of shelves)?
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The picture I posted before has 4 shelves. Each shelf is adjustable. You can move it higher or lower.
These shelves are the same length.

The picture below shows adjustable shelves of different lengths.
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