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Ter Posted 16 years ago
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Is this phrase right?
As a new student, your advertisement really appeals to me.
Is the phrase "as a student" put in the correct position? or does this sentence not make sense? What I mean is, does "as a student" refer to "your advertisement" or is it ok?
thanks very much.
Is the phrase "as a student" put in the correct position? or does this sentence not make sense? What I mean is, does "as a student" refer to "your advertisement" or is it ok?
thanks very much.
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Hi, At best, it's ambiguous. Say Your advertisement really appeals to me as a new student. Clive
- Hi, At best, it's ambiguous.
- Say Your advertisement really appeals to me as a new student.
- Clive
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Hi,
At best, it's ambiguous.
Say Your advertisement really appeals to me as a new student.
Clive
At best, it's ambiguous.
Say Your advertisement really appeals to me as a new student.
Clive
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