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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Is this sentence grammaticlly correct?
They can't do polish the chrome pattern recessed in the tabletop unless we removed and give it to them, but if we try to remove them it will get damaged, so the polishing work can not be done easly.
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I would make a few corrections (and re-organize the sentence so it flows better). Also I would break the one sentence into at least two sentence. Here is one way to word it: The polishing work cannot be easily done because the chrome pattern is recessed into the tabletop.
- I would make a few corrections (and re-organize the sentence so it flows better).
- Also I would break the one sentence into at least two sentence.
- Here is one way to word it: The polishing work cannot be easily done because the chrome pattern is recessed into the tabletop.
- The only way that the polishers can work with the pattern is if we remove it from the table, which risks damaging it.
- I hope this helps.
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I would make a few corrections (and re-organize the sentence so it flows better). Also I would break the one sentence into at least two sentence. Here is one way to word it:
The polishing work cannot be easily done because the chrome pattern is recessed into the tabletop. The only way that the polishers can work with the pattern is if we remove it from the table, which risks dam
The polishing work cannot be easily done because the chrome pattern is recessed into the tabletop. The only way that the polishers can work with the pattern is if we remove it from the table, which risks dam
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