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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
In accordance
Is the use of "in accordance" correct?
Your baby's height has to be in accordance with his weight.
Thank yo
Your baby's height has to be in accordance with his weight.
Thank yo
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I would use "should be" instead of "has to be" in that sentence; "in accordance with" is OK. Anonymous Thank yo u
- I would use "should be" instead of "has to be" in that sentence; "in accordance with" is OK.
- Anonymous Thank yo u
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I would use "should be" instead of "has to be" in that sentence; "in accordance with" is OK.
AnonymousThank you
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AnonymousIs the use of "in accordance" correct?I would not use it. I would use it something like "in accordance with the law".
AnonymousYour baby's height has to be in accordance with his weight.I'd say this: Your baby's weight should be in proportion to its height. (or his or her if the *** is know
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