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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is "All of the contents in the final draft are important" correct?

Does "If any of the vehicle parts in the store is/are expensive we can buy them online" make sense?

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Hi, Is "All of the contents in the final draft are important" correct? 'Of' is better than 'in'. But the sentence still sounds a bit awkward.

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  • Hi, Is "All of the contents in the final draft are important" correct?
  • 'Of' is better than 'in'.
  • But the sentence still sounds a bit awkward.
  • I suggest 'The whole final draft is important'.
  • Does "If any of the vehicle parts in the store are expensive , we can buy them online" make sense?
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Hi,

Is "All of the contents in the final draft are important" correct?

'Of' is better than 'in'.

But the sentence still sounds a bit awkward.

I suggest 'The whole final draft is important'.

Does "If any of the vehicle parts in the store
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OK:

All of the contents in the final draft are important.

If any of the vehicle parts are expensive in the store, we can buy them online.
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