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Hi Nancy, One of the members also suggested a repair shop for trailer trucks would create more job opportunity. Another argued it would damage our roads. Yes, it's OK.
- Hi Nancy, One of the members also suggested a repair shop for trailer trucks would create more job opportunity.
- Another argued it would damage our roads.
- Yes, it's OK.
- You might say 'opportunities' in the plural.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi Nancy,
One of the members also suggested a repair shop for trailer trucks would create more job opportunity. Another argued it would damage our roads.
Yes, it's OK. You might say 'opportunities' in the plural.
Best wishes, Clive
One of the members also suggested a repair shop for trailer trucks would create more job opportunity. Another argued it would damage our roads.
Yes, it's OK. You might say 'opportunities' in the plural.
Best wishes, Clive
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the oberoi property in saudiarabia was taken over by sheraton group of hotels
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Anonymousthe oberoi property in saudiarabia was taken over by sheraton group of hotelsthankyou nancy but how to log in my self
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Hi,
the oberoi property in saudiarabia was taken over by sheraton group of hotels
You need to say the oberoi property in saudi arabia was taken over by the sheraton group of hotels
In addition, please note that, in English, capital letters and punctuation are considered very important.
Best wishes, Clive
the oberoi property in saudiarabia was taken over by sheraton group of hotels
You need to say the oberoi property in saudi arabia was taken over by the sheraton group of hotels
In addition, please note that, in English, capital letters and punctuation are considered very important.
Best wishes, Clive
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Hi Clive,
Can you also put indefinite article "a" instead of the "the" if there are several oberoi properties and also are several sheraton groups of hotels in existence?
A oberoi property in saudi arabia was taken over by a sheraton group of hotels.
Can you also put indefinite article "a" instead of the "the" if there are several oberoi properties and also are several sheraton groups of hotels in existence?
A oberoi property in saudi arabia was taken over by a sheraton group of hotels.
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Hi,
the oberoi property in saudi arabia was taken over by the sheraton group of hotels
Can you also put indefinite article "a" instead of the "the" if there are several oberoi properties and also are several sheraton groups of hotels in existence?
An oberoi property in saudi arabia wa
the oberoi property in saudi arabia was taken over by the sheraton group of hotels
Can you also put indefinite article "a" instead of the "the" if there are several oberoi properties and also are several sheraton groups of hotels in existence?
An oberoi property in saudi arabia wa
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Thank you.
Would you say in this instance the use of the words "opportunities" are somewhat mandatory because of the existence of the word "more"? Putting the word "more" in front of an uncountable noun gives me uneasy feeling, but I also found this sentence.
Please give me more wine. (I think the word "wine" in this instance is being used as an uncountable noun.)
Would you say in this instance the use of the words "opportunities" are somewhat mandatory because of the existence of the word "more"? Putting the word "more" in front of an uncountable noun gives me uneasy feeling, but I also found this sentence.
Please give me more wine. (I think the word "wine" in this instance is being used as an uncountable noun.)
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Hi,
Would you say in this instance the use of the words "opportunities" are somewhat mandatory because of the existence of the word "more"? The plural is more common in a sentence like this. It's not because of the word 'more'. It's because, commonly, each job is considered as a separate opportunity.
Putting the word "more" in fr
Would you say in this instance the use of the words "opportunities" are somewhat mandatory because of the existence of the word "more"? The plural is more common in a sentence like this. It's not because of the word 'more'. It's because, commonly, each job is considered as a separate opportunity.
Putting the word "more" in fr
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