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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is this correct?
"only the toggle button will do"
(There are 2 ways to do a certain thing. One is to use a toggle button and the other is to use right/left buttons. What I'm trying to say is that we don't need the right/left buttons. We only need the toggle button because we don't need two ways.)
thanks
(There are 2 ways to do a certain thing. One is to use a toggle button and the other is to use right/left buttons. What I'm trying to say is that we don't need the right/left buttons. We only need the toggle button because we don't need two ways.)
thanks
Top answer
Your phrase is a little confusing; it could mean 'the toggle button does it; nothing else can do it'. I suggest a longer explanation: 'we don't need the R/L buttons, because the toggle button is sufficient'.
- Your phrase is a little confusing; it could mean 'the toggle button does it; nothing else can do it'.
- I suggest a longer explanation: 'we don't need the R/L buttons, because the toggle button is sufficient'.
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Your phrase is a little confusing; it could mean 'the toggle button does it; nothing else can do it'. I suggest a longer explanation: 'we don't need the R/L buttons, because the toggle button is sufficient'.
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Thank you!
I will write as you showed me to make it clear.
But as you are writing "it's a little confusing", does it mean the phrase I originally wrote COULD mean what I was trying to say? (Though confusing with the other meaning.)
Thank you.
I will write as you showed me to make it clear.
But as you are writing "it's a little confusing", does it mean the phrase I originally wrote COULD mean what I was trying to say? (Though confusing with the other meaning.)
Thank you.
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