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Lucas21c Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Natural Expression
Could you tell me which one sounds natrual among the following sentences?
Thank you.
If you can fix the problem,
1) I want to use your service continuously.
2) I want to keep using your service.
3) I want to continue to use your service.
Thank you.
If you can fix the problem,
1) I want to use your service continuously.
2) I want to keep using your service.
3) I want to continue to use your service.
Top answer
It's not clear what you mean. If the guy can fix the problem, you won't need his service again.
- It's not clear what you mean.
- If the guy can fix the problem, you won't need his service again.
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It's not clear what you mean.
If the guy can fix the problem, you won't need his service again.
If the guy can fix the problem, you won't need his service again.
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Okay. Here I give you more explanation about the situation.
1) I have a problem with my ISP, so I can't access internet.
2) However, I hope to use their service if they can fix the problem that interrupts my using.
Could you answer my question?
1) I have a problem with my ISP, so I can't access internet.
2) However, I hope to use their service if they can fix the problem that interrupts my using.
Could you answer my question?
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lucas21cCould you tell me which one sounds natural among the following sentences?Thank you.If you can fix the problem, 1) I want to use your service continuously.2) I want to keep using your service.3) I want to continue to use your service.They all sound natural to me. I prefer #2.
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