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Mosja Posted 7 years ago
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In or on? Is it ok to use "elements"?
Tell me which content you want me to copy on the paper.
I can write the member list and any elements in the (project) report for you.
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It's "on" with "paper", but you don't need that. It's included in the idea of copying. "elements" isn't quite right.
- It's "on" with "paper", but you don't need that.
- It's included in the idea of copying.
- "elements" isn't quite right.
- Say "parts" or "portions" (of the report).
- A native would probably say something more like this: Tell me what you want me to copy.
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It's "on" with "paper", but you don't need that. It's included in the idea of copying.
"elements" isn't quite right. Say "parts" or "portions" (of the report).
A native would probably say something more like this:
Tell me what you want me to copy. I can write the member list for you and any parts of the report you'd like.
CJ
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