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Saltukhan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is it grammatically correct?
" I agree that year of 2006 benchmarked here. We see a great certain decreasing if you benchmark it with 2006. "
Top answer
No, this doesn't make sense. I'm also unsure how to change this to a proper pair of sentences. What is it you intend to say exactly?
- No, this doesn't make sense.
- I'm also unsure how to change this to a proper pair of sentences.
- What is it you intend to say exactly?
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No, this doesn't make sense. I'm also unsure how to change this to a proper pair of sentences. What is it you intend to say exactly?
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I am trying to say that i compare a sheet of data with 2006 datas.
I say i understood you compared it with 2006. Its ok.
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I realized a great certain decreasing if you compare it to 2006
What do you think now?
I say i understood you compared it with 2006. Its ok.
and
I realized a great certain decreasing if you compare it to 2006
What do you think now?
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Your explanation to ferdis is much better than the original passage. How about this:
«I understand that this is a comparison with the data for 2006, and it is obvious there's a great decrease compared to that year's results.»
or:
«I understand this is a comparison with the data for 2006, and the new data obviously shows a great decrease.»
Anton
«I understand that this is a comparison with the data for 2006, and it is obvious there's a great decrease compared to that year's results.»
or:
«I understand this is a comparison with the data for 2006, and the new data obviously shows a great decrease.»
Anton
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