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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Interpretation and grammatical correctness
"In 2008 XYZ is facing new competitors that offer less expensive alternatives. The case suggests this is but one of the problems that needs attention."
How do I interpret the second part of the question? Is it grammatically correct?
Please advise.
Thanks
Balki.C
How do I interpret the second part of the question? Is it grammatically correct?
Please advise.
Thanks
Balki.C
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Hi, "In 2008 XYZ is facing new competitors that offer less expensive alternatives. " How do I interpret the second part of the question? Is it grammatically correct?
- Hi, "In 2008 XYZ is facing new competitors that offer less expensive alternatives.
- " How do I interpret the second part of the question?
- Is it grammatically correct?
- It's not a good sentence.
- I assume 'this' refers to the problem described in the first sentence.
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Hi,
"In 2008 XYZ is facing new competitors that offer less expensive alternatives. The case suggests this is but one of the problems that needneeds attention."
How do I interpret the second part of the question? Is it grammatically correct?
It's not a good sentence.
I assume 'this' refers to the problem described in the first s
"In 2008 XYZ is facing new competitors that offer less expensive alternatives. The case suggests this is but one of the problems that need
How do I interpret the second part of the question? Is it grammatically correct?
It's not a good sentence.
I assume 'this' refers to the problem described in the first s
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Clive,
The case refers to many problems and this is one of them. this is an exam (TRUE /FALSE) question that I was confused because of the way the second part is worded. Should I interpret its as
1. This is not one of the problems discussed in the case that needs attention
OR
2. This is one of the problems that is discussed in the case that needs attention
The case refers to many problems and this is one of them. this is an exam (TRUE /FALSE) question that I was confused because of the way the second part is worded. Should I interpret its as
1. This is not one of the problems discussed in the case that needs attention
OR
2. This is one of the problems that is discussed in the case that needs attention
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Hi,
The case refers to many problems and this is one of them. this is an exam (TRUE /FALSE) question that I was confused because of the way the second part is worded. Should I interpret its as
1. This is not one of the problems discussed in the case that needs attention
OR
2. This is one of the problems that is discussed in the case that needs attention Yes.
The case refers to many problems and this is one of them. this is an exam (TRUE /FALSE) question that I was confused because of the way the second part is worded. Should I interpret its as
1. This is not one of the problems discussed in the case that needs attention
OR
2. This is one of the problems that is discussed in the case that needs attention Yes.
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