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Evo25 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

obtained/attached

All assignments MUST be submitted with the COURSE COVER SHEET obtained from the Faculty of Business and Accountancy Office(Second Floor), attached to the assignment with the name and the signature of the students.


  

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Hi, With a sentence as above, you have to use the past tense; using 'obtain' and 'attach' would make the sentence ungrammatical.

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  • Hi, With a sentence as above, you have to use the past tense; using 'obtain' and 'attach' would make the sentence ungrammatical.
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Hi,

With a sentence as above, you have to use the past tense; using 'obtain' and 'attach' would make the sentence ungrammatical.
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Evo25
All assignments MUST be submitted with the COURSE COVER SHEET (which can be) obtained from the Faculty of Business and Accountancy Office(Second Floor), (MUST BE) attached to the assignment with the name and the signature of the students.


why the word should be obtained and attached ? both of the words are considered as p
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Hi,
Yoong LiatTo me the words in the blanks are implied.
"In the blanks" or "in brackets" / "within parentheses"?

Sorry for the off-topic, I have to ask because I understand "In the blanks" only as "in a blank/empty space", for instance in one of those "fill in the gap"/"fill in the blanks" exercises.
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Hi Tanit

You're right. It should be in brackets or in the brackets. It's often the case -- we cannot spot our own mistakes.
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