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AlexandreAnother Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is this awkward sentence correct?
We shall now describe the process whereby the plan of the process is effective.
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Hi, We shall now describe the process whereby the plan of the process is effective. No. I don't see the meaning here.
- Hi, We shall now describe the process whereby the plan of the process is effective.
- No.
- I don't see the meaning here.
- You need to say it in another way.
- You might want to look at the verb 'implement'.
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Hi,
We shall now describe the process whereby the plan of the process is effective.
No. I don't see the meaning here. You need to say it in another way.
You might want to look at the verb 'implement'.
Clive
We shall now describe the process whereby the plan of the process is effective.
No. I don't see the meaning here. You need to say it in another way.
You might want to look at the verb 'implement'.
Clive
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AlexandreAnotherWe shall now describe the process whereby the plan of the process is effective.How about:
We will now describe the process which has proven to be effective.
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