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Beatutiful heart Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct?


your correction of any mistake in this sentence will be appreciated.

- which , of your experiences and recommendations from people around you, motivates you to buy them?







thanks

  

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I think it'd be better put like this: (but wait till you get other answers, as my sentence might have some mistakes): According to your experience, which ones* are better? *If it's understood from the context what the "ones" are, then you don't have to name them but if it's not you better do. Also, if it's understood that you want to "buy" stuff then you also don't have to mention "buy" in the question.

— Seeker08

  • I think it'd be better put like this: (but wait till you get other answers, as my sentence might have some mistakes): According to your experience, which ones* are better?
  • *If it's understood from the context what the "ones" are, then you don't have to name them but if it's not you better do.
  • Also, if it's understood that you want to "buy" stuff then you also don't have to mention "buy" in the question.
  • Tell us more about the context of the sentence please.
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I think it'd be better put like this: (but wait till you get other answers, as my sentence might have some mistakes):

According to your experience, which ones* are better?

*If it's understood from the context what the "ones" are, then you don't have to name them but if it's not you better do. Also, if it's understood that you want to "buy" stuff then you also don't have to menti
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