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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct (short)?

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Is this correct?

Free shipping may be ensured in the center of Madrid.

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Anonymous Free shipping may be ensured in the center of Madrid. It is not incorrect, but it sounds a bit strange. More context will help.

— Xerxes

  • Anonymous Free shipping may be ensured in the center of Madrid.
  • It is not incorrect, but it sounds a bit strange.
  • More context will help.
  • If by "ensured" here you mean "guaranteed", then perhaps the following sentence is better: Free shipping is ensured in the center/centre of Madrid.
  • If you are talking about insurance , then: Free shipping is i nsured in the center/centre of Madrid.
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AnonymousFree shipping may be ensured in the center of Madrid.
It is not incorrect, but it sounds a bit strange. More context will help. If by "ensured" here you mean "guaranteed", then perhaps the following sentence is better:
Free shipping is ensured in the center/centre of Madrid.


If you are talking about insurance, then:
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