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Hkl8324 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

It this sentence correct?

"It involved in the flow of materials and products from a source of supply from originating supplier to customer."

I cant understand the last part, it seems that its grammar is wrong...
  

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Hi, It's not a good sentence. You can't say 'It involved in', it's not grammatical. 'a source of supply' and originating supplier' seem to mean the same thing.

— Clive

  • Hi, It's not a good sentence.
  • You can't say 'It involved in', it's not grammatical.
  • 'a source of supply' and originating supplier' seem to mean the same thing.
  • How about: It involved the flow of materials and products from the supplier to the customer.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

It's not a good sentence. You can't say 'It involved in', it's not grammatical. 'a source of supply' and originating supplier' seem to mean the same thing. How about:

It involved the flow of materials and products from the supplier to the customer.

Best wishes, Clive
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