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Faisalkhan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence correct?
I'm fun to work with and provide highest quality possible in a timely manner.
I think it should be "I'm fun to work with and provide "the" highest quality possible in a timely manner."
I think it should be "I'm fun to work with and provide "the" highest quality possible in a timely manner."
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Yes, use "the," but there are other problems with your sentence. "Fun to work with" is casual in tone, but the rest of the sentence is more formal. Also, "the highest quality possible" is very vague.
- Yes, use "the," but there are other problems with your sentence.
- "Fun to work with" is casual in tone, but the rest of the sentence is more formal.
- Also, "the highest quality possible" is very vague.
- Quality of what in particular?
- You need to specify what it is that you are providing.
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Yes, use "the," but there are other problems with your sentence. "Fun to work with" is casual in tone, but the rest of the sentence is more formal. Also, "the highest quality possible" is very vague. Quality of what in particular? You need to specify what it is that you are providing.
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