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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this natural expression?

Hi.

I'm not sure is this correct and natural expression?

"Maybe all things I am looking for are in there. How can I get them?"
  

Top answer

It is very nearly correct English. Maybe all the things I am looking for are in there. How can I get them?

  • It is very nearly correct English.
  • Maybe all the things I am looking for are in there.
  • How can I get them?
  • I would like more context before judging whether it is a natural way of saying what you mean.
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It is very nearly correct English.

Maybe all the things I am looking for are in there. How can I get them?

I would like more context before judging whether it is a natural way of saying what you mean.
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GPYIt is very nearly correct English. Maybe all the things I am looking for are in there. How can I get them?I would like more context before judging whether it is a natural way of saying what you mean.
Wow, Ok.I will let you know the things.
I found what I want in the brochure.
So I want to tell to seller as to all the things I looking for are in the
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Your own words, "I found what I want in the brochure", sounds just fine.

I found what I want in the brochure. How can I place an order? How can I find the product number(s)?

I can't understand what you mean by "Here is my before status".
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I'd like to tell you like this. Here is my previous status.
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Carter LeeI'd like to tell you like this. Here is my previous status.
It doesn't make sense to me within the context. What is the connection between your "previous status" and buying stuff from brochures?
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Opps, yes you right.
There is not any connection point .
The point of view of mine, I am going to write e-mail to seller. Then I ask some sentence here And you just have asked what is my before status because you want to judge. Right? But my apologies.

Many Thanks.
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Carter LeeAnd you just have asked what is my before status because you want to judge.
I wonder whether you are referring to my request for "more context".

You cannot say "before status" instead of "context". It is not intelligible.
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GPY Carter LeeAnd you just have asked what is my before status because you want to judge.I wonder whether you are referring to my request for "more context".You cannot say "before status" instead of "context". It is not intelligible.
I don't think so.
In generally, you asked context it means that my status, in briefly, you asking me like this what is going
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Carter LeeSo isn't same between context and before status?
I repeat. You cannot say "before status" instead of "context". It is not intelligible. "before status" is not even grammatical, not in the way you are using it.

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