Is this sentence grammatically correct?
We require 4-pin XLR male connectors in order to connect to the transformer and the series connection between lights.
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I am not sure I understand it, but I think that it is not grammatical. It seems like you're saying that you need those connectors for two things, but if so, you have not made them grammatically parallel. " That does not make good electrical sense, but like I said, I am not sure that you are expressing your meaning clearly.
- I am not sure I understand it, but I think that it is not grammatical.
- It seems like you're saying that you need those connectors for two things, but if so, you have not made them grammatically parallel.
- " That does not make good electrical sense, but like I said, I am not sure that you are expressing your meaning clearly.
- You might want to mention how many you need.
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I am not sure I understand it, but I think that it is not grammatical. It seems like you're saying that you need those connectors for two things, but if so, you have not made them grammatically parallel. I would change it to "We require 4-pin XLR male connectors in order to connect to the transformer and for the series connection between lights."
You might mean that the two things are no
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