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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Please check the sentence (what vs which)
Responsible for moving the team to accomplish its task what/which is processing and assessing students’ applications for bursaries.
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Hi Anon First of all, you have not written a complete sentence. Secondly, are you sure you want to use the verb "moving"? It seems to me that "motivating" would make more sense.
- Hi Anon First of all, you have not written a complete sentence.
- Secondly, are you sure you want to use the verb "moving"?
- It seems to me that "motivating" would make more sense.
- You cannot use "what" in your sentence.
- Use the word "which" (and you should also put a comma after the word "task").
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Hi Anon
First of all, you have not written a complete sentence.
Secondly, are you sure you want to use the verb "moving"? It seems to me that "motivating" would make more sense.
You cannot use "what" in your sentence. Use the word "which" (and you should also put a comma after the word "task").
First of all, you have not written a complete sentence.
Secondly, are you sure you want to use the verb "moving"? It seems to me that "motivating" would make more sense.
You cannot use "what" in your sentence. Use the word "which" (and you should also put a comma after the word "task").
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