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Liveinjapan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
List in which / list that includes / list of
Could you right click somewhere on your browser?
You'll see a kind of list, won't you?
'Right click and then you'll see a list in which there are "ABC", "CBA", and "XYZ"'
Is my sentence correct?
Thansk.
You'll see a kind of list, won't you?
'Right click and then you'll see a list in which there are "ABC", "CBA", and "XYZ"'
Is my sentence correct?
Thansk.
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You are grammatically correct but the sentence can be condensed. Technically speaking, you can say: Right clicking pops up a context menu containing "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ". For a layman, you can use: Right click and you'll see a list containing options "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ".
- You are grammatically correct but the sentence can be condensed.
- Technically speaking, you can say: Right clicking pops up a context menu containing "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ".
- For a layman, you can use: Right click and you'll see a list containing options "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ".
- /Sameer
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You are grammatically correct but the sentence can be condensed.
Technically speaking, you can say:
Right clicking pops up a context menu containing "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ".
For a layman, you can use:
Right click and you'll see a list containing options "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ".
/Sameer
Technically speaking, you can say:
Right clicking pops up a context menu containing "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ".
For a layman, you can use:
Right click and you'll see a list containing options "ABC", "CBA" and "XYZ".
/Sameer
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