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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence grammar correct?
Early reviews enable employers to honor internal starting pay scales, and then give early raises or promotions.
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Guest, I don't think it is strictly correct. " doesn't seem like a complete sentence to me. How about....
- Guest, I don't think it is strictly correct.
- " doesn't seem like a complete sentence to me.
- How about....
- Early reviews enable employers to honor internal starting pay scales and to give early raises or promotions.
- I would change the wording slightly....
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Guest,
I don't think it is strictly correct. "and then give early raises or promotions." doesn't seem like a complete sentence to me.
How about....
Early reviews enable employers to honor internal starting pay scales and to give early raises or promotions.
I would change the wording slightly....
Early reviews allow employers to honor internal sta
I don't think it is strictly correct. "and then give early raises or promotions." doesn't seem like a complete sentence to me.
How about....
Early reviews enable employers to honor internal starting pay scales and to give early raises or promotions.
I would change the wording slightly....
Early reviews allow employers to honor internal sta
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Would it be grammatically correct to say "grammar correct"? Let's say, for instance, this is the sentence: That's not even grammar-correct.
The sentence was structured with a hyphon but I'm curious if it wasn't there, would it be any more or less correct?
Not nitpicking, just really curious.
The sentence was structured with a hyphon but I'm curious if it wasn't there, would it be any more or less correct?
Not nitpicking, just really curious.
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It would be less correct without the hyphen.
As it is, it's just a made-up word, which isn't bad in itself. It's just that someone was thinking quickly or being creative and this combination must have come to mind. Obviously, it suggests a very informal register, as would the similar "correct grammar-wise"!
As it is, it's just a made-up word, which isn't bad in itself. It's just that someone was thinking quickly or being creative and this combination must have come to mind. Obviously, it suggests a very informal register, as would the similar "correct grammar-wise"!
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