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Gillyflower Posted 10 years ago
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greatly
Hi,
Is it right the way I've used "greatly" in the following sentence? Is there any other problem with the text?
"Their findings showed that background noise at various ratios of S/N greatly impacts the auditor's ability to perceive the words, and using earplugs does not disrupt speech recognition at low levels of continuous and constant noise."
Thank you!
Is it right the way I've used "greatly" in the following sentence? Is there any other problem with the text?
"Their findings showed that background noise at various ratios of S/N greatly impacts the auditor's ability to perceive the words, and using earplugs does not disrupt speech recognition at low levels of continuous and constant noise."
Thank you!
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gillyflower Is it right the way I've used "greatly" in the following sentence? Yes. gillyflower Is there any other problem with the text?
- gillyflower Is it right the way I've used "greatly" in the following sentence?
- Yes.
- gillyflower Is there any other problem with the text?
- No.
- The comma after 'words' is strictly wrong, but I'd keep it for clarity's sake.
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gillyflowerIs it right the way I've used "greatly" in the following sentence?Yes.
gillyflower Is there any other problem with the text?No. The comma after 'words' is strictly wrong, but I'd keep it for clarity's sake.
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Mister MicawberNo. The comma after 'words' is strictly wrong, but I'd keep it for clarity's sake.Many thanks for your comment. Is there any way to avoid using the wrong comma?
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gillyflowerIs there any way to avoid using the wrong comma?Delete it.
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