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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
IS THIS SENTENCE CORRECT? WHY IS THIS SENTENCE CORRECT?
Thomas Edison invented machines not only for use in factories, but also for use in the home.
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Hi, It's OK. You might omit the comma. Why do you think it is wrong?
- Hi, It's OK.
- You might omit the comma.
- Why do you think it is wrong?
- Clive
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Hi,
It's OK. You might omit the comma.
Why do you think it is wrong?
Clive
It's OK. You might omit the comma.
Why do you think it is wrong?
Clive
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Please don't use all capital letters, as you did in the title of your post.
"Why is this sentence correct?" is a strange question. It's correct because it has no errors in it. Is there some particular part of it you are wondering about?
"Why is this sentence correct?" is a strange question. It's correct because it has no errors in it. Is there some particular part of it you are wondering about?
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I,m not sure ... but I think you have to write " for using " instead of " for " use " .
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Hi,
No, 'use' in the example is a noun, not a verb.
A simpler example is 'I bought a car for use in my job'.
Clive
No, 'use' in the example is a noun, not a verb.
A simpler example is 'I bought a car for use in my job'.
Clive
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