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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct?

Please note that no hole should be made in the cover plate unless required, you can make a hole only at the bottom part of the cover plate where we marked so that this hole will not be visible after installed
  

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You have a comma splice. It should be two sentences. Please note that no hole should be made in the cover plate unless required.

— Avangi

  • You have a comma splice.
  • It should be two sentences.
  • Please note that no hole should be made in the cover plate unless required.
  • (This is correct, but it seems a little strange.
  • ) The second "sentence" is a bit awkward.
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You have a comma splice. It should be two sentences.

Please note that no hole should be made in the cover plate unless required.

(This is correct, but it seems a little strange. Why would anyone make a hole if it were not required?)

The second "sentence" is a bit awkward. I'd suggest:

We have marked a location at the bottom where a hole may be made
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