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GCheng620 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Grammatically incorrect sentence?

"The requirements are as below: 1.To create a design that could be used on a kids greetings range covering a variety of products such as; Greetings cards, gift bags, gift wrap and stationery..."

What in the world grammar is that?
Sounds to me that there's a period being omitted between "greetings" and "range".

I hope I'm not wrong because it'd rather be completely incomprehensible to me.
  

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It should be " kids' greetings range" (and the semicolon and capital letter for "Greetings" are wrong). Otherwise it is OK. "kids' greetings range" is a noun phrase meaning a range of "greetings" items designed for kids.

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  • It should be " kids' greetings range" (and the semicolon and capital letter for "Greetings" are wrong).
  • Otherwise it is OK.
  • "kids' greetings range" is a noun phrase meaning a range of "greetings" items designed for kids.
  • "covering a variety of products" modifies "kids' greetings range", meaning that the range encompasses various different products such as the ones listed.
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It should be "kids' greetings range" (and the semicolon and capital letter for "Greetings" are wrong). Otherwise it is OK.

"kids' greetings range" is a noun phrase meaning a range of "greetings" items designed for kids. "covering a variety of products" modifies "kids' greetings range", meaning that the range encompasses various different products such as the ones listed.
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