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DaryaLi Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

is it correct?

Is there a mistake? "Input the barcode of the product you are describing."
  

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I prefer "enter the barcode", though "input" is also used and is not wrong. I cannot exactly visualise the context where you would "describe" a product and then enter its barcode, but the English is correct.

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  • I prefer "enter the barcode", though "input" is also used and is not wrong.
  • I cannot exactly visualise the context where you would "describe" a product and then enter its barcode, but the English is correct.
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I prefer "enter the barcode", though "input" is also used and is not wrong. I cannot exactly visualise the context where you would "describe" a product and then enter its barcode, but the English is correct.
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