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Mazin Ghazi Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
How to describe matching?
I am doing matching between an item from (A) with each item from (B).
Is it right to say:
"If matching is found in any point, the process will be terminated"
or it is better to say it like that
"Whenever matching is found, the process will be terminated"
Does "in any point" = "Whenever"?
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Mazin Ghazi I am doing matching between an item from (A) with each item from (B). Your description is a bit obscure. Mazin Ghazi If matching is found in at any point, the process will be terminated.
- Mazin Ghazi I am doing matching between an item from (A) with each item from (B).
- Your description is a bit obscure.
- Mazin Ghazi If matching is found in at any point, the process will be terminated.
- As shown above, you need 'at'.
- Mazin Ghazi it is is it better to say it like that "Whenever matching is found, the process will be terminated" ?
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Mazin GhaziI am doing matching between an item from (A) with each item from (B).
Your description is a bit obscure.
Mazin GhaziIf matching is foundinat any point, the process will be terminated.
As shown above, you need 'at'.
Mazin Ghazi
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