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Taichimaster Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct?

1.Teachers will be benchmarked upon their satisfactory completion of the relevant course.

Should <course> be replaced by <courses>?

2.ABC city will have a more beautiful future.

If the sentence does not mention sth to be compared with,shall we use <more> in this sentence?

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Teachers will be benchmarked upon their satisfactory completion of the relevant course. Should <course> be replaced by <courses>? No - the sentence specifies "relevant course" - but of course mre context may indicate otherwise.

— Feebs11

  • Teachers will be benchmarked upon their satisfactory completion of the relevant course.
  • Should <course> be replaced by <courses>?
  • No - the sentence specifies "relevant course" - but of course mre context may indicate otherwise.
  • ABC city will have a more beautiful future.
  • If the sentence does not mention sth to be compared with,shall we use <more> in this sentence?
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Taichimaster1.Teachers will be benchmarked upon their satisfactory completion of the relevant course.

Should <course> be replaced by <courses>? No - the sentence specifies "relevant course" - but of course mre context may indicate otherwise.

2.ABC city will have a more beautiful future.

If the se
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