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Desafinado Posted 12 years ago
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Is this sentence correct
My sentence was corrected and replaced "to correct" with "corrected". Is this correction correct?
mine) Although s/he might be glad for someone to correct it, if you are not a member, the more people correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
Although s/he might be glad for someone corrected it, if you are not a member, the more people correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
mine) Although s/he might be glad for someone to correct it, if you are not a member, the more people correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
Although s/he might be glad for someone corrected it, if you are not a member, the more people correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
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The "correction" is incomplete. Although s/he might be glad that someone corrected it, if you are not a member, the more people that /who correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
- The "correction" is incomplete.
- Although s/he might be glad that someone corrected it, if you are not a member, the more people that /who correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
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The "correction" is incomplete.
Although s/he might be glad that someone corrected it, if you are not a member, the more people that /who correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
Although s/he might be glad that someone corrected it, if you are not a member, the more people that /who correct your essays, the more often you need to scroll down pages when you review it.
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