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Tipin927 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Is this phrase grammatically correct?
This phrase refers to a change in direction for a medication:
"Please do needful."
Is it grammatically correct?
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In Indian English, the request is: Please do the needful. It is quite common. It is not used in American English and very rarely in British English.
- In Indian English, the request is: Please do the needful.
- It is quite common.
- It is not used in American English and very rarely in British English.
- The request is a "marker" signifying that the writer is from India.
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In Indian English, the request is: Please do the needful. It is quite common.
It is not used in American English and very rarely in British English. The request is a "marker" signifying that the writer is from India.
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