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Carter Lee Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct expression?

Hi.
Is this sentence correct expression?

"Sir, I have been reading a posting of yours. Then eventually is this inevitable problem?"
  

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Carter Lee Sir, I have been reading a posting of yours. This is OK, provided of course that "posting" is the correct word in the context. Carter Lee Then eventually is this inevitable problem?

— GPY

  • Carter Lee Sir, I have been reading a posting of yours.
  • This is OK, provided of course that "posting" is the correct word in the context.
  • Carter Lee Then eventually is this inevitable problem?
  • This is hard to understand.
  • "Then eventually is this inevitable problem" isn't clear by itself, but you have confused things further by adding a question mark, even though the sentence is not formulated as a question.
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Carter LeeSir, I have been reading a posting of yours.
This is OK, provided of course that "posting" is the correct word in the context.
Carter LeeThen eventually is this inevitable problem?
This is hard to understand. "Then eventually is this inevitable problem" isn't clear by itself, but you have confused things furth
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GPY Carter LeeSir, I have been reading a posting of yours.This is OK, provided of course that "posting" is the correct word in the context.Carter LeeThen eventually is this inevitable problem?This is hard to understand. "Then eventually is this inevitable problem" isn't clear by itself, but you have confused things further by adding a question mark, even though the senten
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"Is this an inevitable problem?" is a correct question. It could work in your context, provided it is obvious to the reader what "this" refers to. However, it probably would be better to replace "this" by a fuller description of what you are referring to.

"Then eventually, is this an inevitable problem?" does not read very well. You could say "Will this eventually be an inevitable
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