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Ayan86 Posted 10 years ago
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Is this grammatically correct?
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Is this grammatically correct (especially the underlined part)?
If the notary public will not have received a retraction of the submission concerning dissolution of the marriage before May 6, 2017, the marriage will be dissolved.
Thank you!
Is this grammatically correct (especially the underlined part)?
If the notary public will not have received a retraction of the submission concerning dissolution of the marriage before May 6, 2017, the marriage will be dissolved.
Thank you!
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ayan86 Is this grammatically correct (especially the underlined part)? No. If the notary public has not received a retraction of the submission concerning dissolution of the marriage before May 6, 2017, the marriage will be dissolved.
- ayan86 Is this grammatically correct (especially the underlined part)?
- No.
- If the notary public has not received a retraction of the submission concerning dissolution of the marriage before May 6, 2017, the marriage will be dissolved.
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ayan86Is this grammatically correct (especially the underlined part)?No.
If the notary public has not received a retraction of the submission concerning dissolution of the marriage before May 6, 2017, the marriage will be dissolved.
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