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RJD Posted 18 years ago
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Replace defective basin faucet and associated valves and flexible hoses in the Guest bathroom
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" You realize this is a memo, and not a sentence, right? Actually, if you insert "the" after "Replace," and add a period at the end, you have a perfectly correct imperative sentence. If it were understood to be a memo, or a reminder, or a suggestion, it could be addressed to yourself.
- " You realize this is a memo, and not a sentence, right?
- Actually, if you insert "the" after "Replace," and add a period at the end, you have a perfectly correct imperative sentence.
- If it were understood to be a memo, or a reminder, or a suggestion, it could be addressed to yourself.
- If it's a sentence, you're commanding someone else to do this.
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Might not need the capital "G." You realize this is a memo, and not a sentence, right? Actually, if you insert "the" after "Replace," and add a period at the end, you have a perfectly correct imperative sentence.
If it were understood to be a memo, or a reminder, or a suggestion, it could be addressed to yourself. If it's a sentence, you're commanding someone else to do this.
If it were understood to be a memo, or a reminder, or a suggestion, it could be addressed to yourself. If it's a sentence, you're commanding someone else to do this.
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