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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Dear All:
I would appreciate your help in constructing a grammatically correct sentence to the effect of: "there will be a decrease in the level and the person wants to make sure the level does not decrease dramatically."
This is what I have right now: "He would like to keep the decrement in the level to a small extent."
Does this work? I would like to keep it as a single sentence.
Thank you so much!!
I would appreciate your help in constructing a grammatically correct sentence to the effect of: "there will be a decrease in the level and the person wants to make sure the level does not decrease dramatically."
This is what I have right now: "He would like to keep the decrement in the level to a small extent."
Does this work? I would like to keep it as a single sentence.
Thank you so much!!
Top answer
This is a follow up on my original post. I think this works better: "He would like to keep the decrement in the level as small as possible" Other suggestions are welcome. Thanks
- This is a follow up on my original post.
- I think this works better: "He would like to keep the decrement in the level as small as possible" Other suggestions are welcome.
- Thanks
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This is a follow up on my original post. I think this works better: "He would like to keep the decrement in the level as small as possible"
Other suggestions are welcome.
Thanks
Other suggestions are welcome.
Thanks
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AnonymousThis is a follow up on my original post. I think this works better: "He would like to keep the decrement in the level as small as possible"Other suggestions are welcome.ThanksThe revised version is less awkward, but still has problem.
Without knowing the complete context, I would just say : He'd like to keep the decremental change as small as po
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