Grammar check please?
Hi there,
Could you please check for me if I have used these words correctly?
He has told me a specified date for the meeting. (Adjective)
The meeting date is not specific yet, will update it or you once we have confirmed it. (Adjective)
These two reports are different / differences. (Both adj and noun are grammatical)
They reported differently / differences in the paper. (Only adv is correct)
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John Aki He has told me a specified specific date for the meeting. ( Adjective ) In this sentence you need the adjective specific . The meeting date is not specific yet.
- John Aki He has told me a specified specific date for the meeting.
- ( Adjective ) In this sentence you need the adjective specific .
- The meeting date is not specific yet.
- We'll will update it or you once we have confirmed it.
- ( Adjective ) Also: The meeting date has not been specified yet.
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John AkiHe has told me a
specifiedspecific date for the meeting. (Adjective)
In this sentence you need the adjective specific.The meeting date is not spec
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