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User_gary Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Memory is reduced

This new machine memory is reduced to 123 compared to previous machines which had 1234 memory.

Is this sentence fine?
  

Top answer

Yes, it's right. Reduced is an adjective here.

— Harry1999

  • Yes, it's right.
  • Reduced is an adjective here.
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Yes, it's right. Reduced is an adjective here.
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I would say "This new machine's memory . . . "

Also, you need a unit. You can't just say "1234 memory." 1234 what? Bytes? Megabytes? Gigabytes?
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the first thing you need to take into account is that Reduce is normally used as a transitive verb which requires an object. by that i mean that for example you reduce sth or sth reduces sth else. a better word to replace reduce is ' Lessen' which is both transitive and intransitive. apart from this and the points Khoff cited above this sentence could be seen natural. the new machin's memory has
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Anonymous the first thing you need to take into account is that Reduce is normally used as a transitive verb which requires an object. by that i mean that for example you reduce sth or sth reduces sth else. a better word to replace reduce is ' Lessen' which is both transitive and intransitive. apart from this and the points Khoff cited above this sentence could be seen na
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Aspara Gus Anonymous the first thing you need to take into account is that Reduce is normally used as a transitive verb which requires an object. by that i mean that for example you reduce sth or sth reduces sth else. a better word to replace reduce is ' Lessen' which is both transitive and intransitive. apart from this and the points Khoff cited above this sentence could
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