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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is "for which" okay?
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Is "for which" okay in English> Example:
He agreed to the conditions, for which he signed in the following manner: [signature].
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Is "for which" okay in English> Example:
He agreed to the conditions, for which he signed in the following manner: [signature].
Thank you!
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Yes, the construction is good English, but the object should be something you sign for. You sign for deliveries or charges, but not conditions. How about: He agreed to the conditions by signing in the following manner:
- Yes, the construction is good English, but the object should be something you sign for.
- You sign for deliveries or charges, but not conditions.
- How about: He agreed to the conditions by signing in the following manner:
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Yes, the construction is good English, but the object should be something you sign for. You sign for deliveries or charges, but not conditions. How about:
He agreed to the conditions by signing in the following manner:
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