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Papi Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Joining questions

When you say that the pages need to be removed does it mean the links to these pages need to be be removed from ,for example, abc.com , or the links should stay but they would point to new pages?

Please correct the above sentence. I am not sure easpecially about how the the two questions are joined by or.
  

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com, does it mean just the links to these pages need to be removed, or the links and the pages need to be removed, or the links should stay but they should point to new pages?

— Mister Micawber

  • com, does it mean just the links to these pages need to be removed, or the links and the pages need to be removed, or the links should stay but they should point to new pages?
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When you say that the pages need to be removed from abc.com, does it mean just the links to these pages need to be removed, or the links and the pages need to be removed, or the links should stay but they should point to new pages?
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Thank you. Considering the questionee did not originally mention anything about abc.com ,and it is I who cited it as an example, would it be all right to put it where I had put it in the sentence?
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papiConsidering the questionee did not originally mention anything about abc.com ,and it is I who cited it as an example, would it be all right to put it where I had put it in the sentence?
No, that is an awkward place in the sentence. Whether the questionee mentioned abc.com—irrespective of whether that is a dummy example or a real example—I have put it in a
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