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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentance a right one?
Hello, could you please help me wth this sentance, is it right?
Lodge members with rights to fill in data on new module fields.
(it means that this person gives rights to other members to fill in data in new added fields)
Lodge members with rights to fill in data on new module fields.
(it means that this person gives rights to other members to fill in data in new added fields)
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Lodge members with rights to fill in data on new module fields. This is not a sentence. There is no main (finite) verb.
- Lodge members with rights to fill in data on new module fields.
- This is not a sentence.
- There is no main (finite) verb.
- Here is a suggestion: Lodge members can delegate their rights to fill in their data to another member.
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Lodge members with rights to fill in data on new module fields.
This is not a sentence. There is no main (finite) verb. Here is a suggestion:
Lodge members can delegate their rights to fill in their data to another member.
This is not a sentence. There is no main (finite) verb. Here is a suggestion:
Lodge members can delegate their rights to fill in their data to another member.
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