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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Matrix or Matrix's

I got confused in a preparing a report, when I wanted to used the word matrix, do we say:

a brief discussion on the matrix benefits and pitfalls will be preseneted OR
a brief discussion on the matrix's benefits and pitfalls will be presented

thanks

Louai
  

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Hi, I got confused in a preparing a report, when I wanted to used the word matrix, do we say: a brief discussion on the matrix benefits and pitfalls will be preseneted OR a brief discussion on the matrix's benefits and pitfalls will be presented Choose #2. However, assuming that by 'matrix' you mean a set of information, it would be better to say something like a brief discussion on the benefits and pitfalls of the scenario/situation illustrated by the matrix will be presented Best wishes, Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, I got confused in a preparing a report, when I wanted to used the word matrix, do we say: a brief discussion on the matrix benefits and pitfalls will be preseneted OR a brief discussion on the matrix's benefits and pitfalls will be presented Choose #2.
  • However, assuming that by 'matrix' you mean a set of information, it would be better to say something like a brief discussion on the benefits and pitfalls of the scenario/situation illustrated by the matrix will be presented Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

I got confused in a preparing a report, when I wanted to used the word matrix, do we say:

a brief discussion on the matrix benefits and pitfalls will be preseneted OR
a brief discussion on the matrix's benefits and pitfalls will be presented

Choose #2.

However, assuming that by 'matrix' you mean a set of information, it would be better to
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