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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct?

Is this correct?

These courses will be on company’s expense, it’s necessary that you declare all the revenue.

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Sentence structure. You have a run-on sentence which can be solved either by adding " Because " at the beginning or by inserting " so " after your comma. Vocabulary.

— Philip

  • Sentence structure.
  • You have a run-on sentence which can be solved either by adding " Because " at the beginning or by inserting " so " after your comma.
  • Vocabulary.
  • Do you mean 'revenue'?
  • That is money coming in, and I think you want to report expenses paid by the participants.
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Sentence structure. You have a run-on sentence which can be solved either by adding "Because" at the beginning or by inserting "so" after your comma.
Vocabulary. Do you mean 'revenue'? That is money coming in, and I think you want to report expenses paid by the participants. It would be okay to repeat the word expense.
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