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Clarence Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Missing Subject?
Hi,
Is this sentence grammatically sound? as the Subject seems to be missing:
Yes, as mentioned during training, one customer should only have one record in the system.
Clarence
Is this sentence grammatically sound? as the Subject seems to be missing:
Yes, as mentioned during training, one customer should only have one record in the system.
Clarence
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Responses to questions don't always look like normal sentences. The subject is "customer." However, I would change it to "should have only one" instead of "should only have one."
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Hi Barbara,
Do we need a subject "I" for 'as mentioned during training,'?
Clarence
Do we need a subject "I" for 'as mentioned during training,'?
Clarence
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ClarenceDo we need a subject "I" for 'as mentioned during training,'?Only if you want to indicate the agent. You can leave the way it is, which makes more impersonal.
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A missing subject is usually in this form
Yes, as [it was] mentioned during training, one customer should only have one record in the system.
... only have one record
Yes, as [it was] mentioned during training, one customer should only have one record in the system.
... only have one record
- I should only swim in the pool = I should do nothing else except swim in the pool
- I should swim only in the pool = I should swim nowhere else except in the pool
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