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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Is the following sentence correct?

If you deem appropirate these letters, I will join your company.
  

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Anonymous Is the following sentence correct? No, and I don't think fixing its grammar will help. Telling someone that you will join their company is a sure way to lose that opportunity.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is the following sentence correct?
  • No, and I don't think fixing its grammar will help.
  • Telling someone that you will join their company is a sure way to lose that opportunity.
  • What kind of 'letters' do you mean?
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AnonymousIs the following sentence correct?
No, and I don't think fixing its grammar will help. Telling someone that you will join their company is a sure way to lose that opportunity.

What kind of 'letters' do you mean?
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I was just giving an example; it turned out to be stupid one. I want to know how I can fix it grammatically.
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Anonymous. I want to know how I can fix it grammatically.
You will have to explain the meaning before I can do that, sorry.
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Let's just give an another example.

I will deem these letters appropriate
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AnonymousI will deem these letters appropriate
For what? Don't you understand that good English is not just grammatical structure? You could lose your job if you said that to the wrong person.
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I will deem that application appropriate and welcome you into our country.
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AnonymousI will deem that application appropriate and welcome you into our country.
If you are an immigration officer, that will be fine, if a little stuffy.
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How can I make it better?
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AnonymousHow can I make it better?
Your application is all in order. Welcome to our country!
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