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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Is this sentence grammatically correct?
The embroidery design on the cushion cover to be reduced in size of 7 cm and to be on the center of the cushion cover, not on the corners.
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I don't see any major grammatical errors there. I think the underlined portions are not OK. The embroidery design on the cushion cover to be reduced in size of 7 cm and to be on the center of the cushion cover, not on the corners.
- I don't see any major grammatical errors there.
- I think the underlined portions are not OK.
- The embroidery design on the cushion cover to be reduced in size of 7 cm and to be on the center of the cushion cover, not on the corners.
- I would say this.
- The embroidery design on the cushion cover should be reduced to the size of 7 cms, and it should be in the center of the cushion cover and at the corners.
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I don't see any major grammatical errors there. I think the underlined portions are not OK.
The embroidery design on the cushion cover to be reduced in size of 7 cm and to be on the center of the cushion cover, not on the corners.
I would say this.
The embroidery design on the cushion cover should be reduced to the size of 7 cms, and it should be in th
The embroidery design on the cushion cover to be reduced in size of 7 cm and to be on the center of the cushion cover, not on the corners.
I would say this.
The embroidery design on the cushion cover should be reduced to the size of 7 cms, and it should be in th
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AnonymousThe embroidery design on the cushion cover to be reduced in size of 7 cm and to be on the center of the cushion cover, not on the corners."reduced in size of 7 cm" is incorrect and the meaning is unclear. Possibly it is trying to say that the design should be reduced to 7 cm (i.e. the desired size is 7 cm).
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