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Chariot Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
meeting location
All staff will have a meeting at 9:00am in my department.
Does this sentence carry the information about where the meeting will be held? I don't think it does. A clear message would be "in the main conference room, in room 3, etc." I am not sure. I'd appreciate your opinion.
Is it a correct sentence?
Does this sentence carry the information about where the meeting will be held? I don't think it does. A clear message would be "in the main conference room, in room 3, etc." I am not sure. I'd appreciate your opinion.
Is it a correct sentence?
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Hi Chariot The sentence is oddly worded. I suppose it could be OK if there is only one possible place that meetings are held in "my department". " as you suggested.
- Hi Chariot The sentence is oddly worded.
- I suppose it could be OK if there is only one possible place that meetings are held in "my department".
- " as you suggested.
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Hi Chariot
The sentence is oddly worded. I suppose it could be OK if there is only one possible place that meetings are held in "my department". Otherwise, it would be more typical to write "in the main conference room, in room 3, etc." as you suggested.
The sentence is oddly worded. I suppose it could be OK if there is only one possible place that meetings are held in "my department". Otherwise, it would be more typical to write "in the main conference room, in room 3, etc." as you suggested.
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