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USF Posted 11 years ago
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Is it formal/academical?
Hi guys,
I have some questions about this sentence, would you please help me here?
1. Is it appropriate to begin a sentence with "of the"? Is it academical or formal?
2. Is it a metaphoric statement to use "first-class citizens" to say something technical or academical?
3. I have the same question for the verb "favor". It's a bit weird for me using favor in a academic/formal context. I think it humanize C# and runtime.
I want to know if it is formal enough to use in similar situations.
Of the integral types, int and long are first-class citizens and are favored by both C# and the runtime.
I have some questions about this sentence, would you please help me here?
1. Is it appropriate to begin a sentence with "of the"? Is it academical or formal?
2. Is it a metaphoric statement to use "first-class citizens" to say something technical or academical?
3. I have the same question for the verb "favor". It's a bit weird for me using favor in a academic/formal context. I think it humanize C# and runtime.
I want to know if it is formal enough to use in similar situations.
Of the integral types, int and long are first-class citizens and are favored by both C# and the runtime.
Top answer
USF 1. Is it appropriate to begin a sentence with "of the"? Yes, there's no problem with that.
- USF 1.
- Is it appropriate to begin a sentence with "of the"?
- Yes, there's no problem with that.
- USF Is it academ ic al or formal?
- It can be used in academic or formal contexts.
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USF1. Is it appropriate to begin a sentence with "of the"?Yes, there's no problem with that.
USFIs it academicIt can be used in academic or formal contexts.alor formal?
USF2. Is it a metaphoric statement to use "first-class citizens" tosaydescribe something te
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