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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
The wall art which you gave me last day was repaired and packed, and it is ready for delivery.
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No. Say eg The wall art which you gave me yesterday has been repaired and packed, and it is ready for delivery. By 'wall art', do you mean 'paintings'?
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- Say eg The wall art which you gave me yesterday has been repaired and packed, and it is ready for delivery.
- By 'wall art', do you mean 'paintings'?
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No.
Say eg The wall art which you gave me yesterday has been repaired and packed, and it is ready for delivery.
By 'wall art', do you mean 'paintings'?
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