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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is the sentence fine?

XYZ Company has been established for more than ten years.

Is the sentence fine?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

tamguatlay XYZ Company has been established for more than ten years. Is the sentence fine? Your sentence is fine.

— Fivejedjon

  • tamguatlay XYZ Company has been established for more than ten years.
  • Is the sentence fine?
  • Your sentence is fine.
  • Note that 'fine' in that affirmative sentence means something like 'acceptable, OK'.
  • We do not normally use 'fine' in this sense in negative and interrogative sentences.
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tamguatlayXYZ Company has been established for more than ten years.
Is the sentence fine?
Your sentence is fine.

Note that 'fine' in that affirmative sentence means something like 'acceptable, OK'. We do not normally use 'fine' in this sense in negative and interrogative sentences.
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Thanks, fivejedjon.

What adjective should I use?
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acceptable, OK, natural, (grammatically) correct ...
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Thank you, 5j. You wouldn't use right, would you, please?
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