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Alex John Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Please choose the best option and explain its selection reason
1) Your name has been written as administrator for my manuscript.
2) Your name has been written as an administrator for my manuscript.
Note: I know that administrator is a noun so we need to use "an" but whether it works it that sentence.
2) Your name has been written as an administrator for my manuscript.
Note: I know that administrator is a noun so we need to use "an" but whether it works it that sentence.
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Neither of those seems very good to me. " seems a bit odd or unclear, and I am not sure what "administrator for my manuscript" would mean.
- Neither of those seems very good to me.
- " seems a bit odd or unclear, and I am not sure what "administrator for my manuscript" would mean.
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Neither of those seems very good to me.
"Your name has been written as ..." seems a bit odd or unclear, and I am not sure what "administrator for my manuscript" would mean.
"Your name has been written as ..." seems a bit odd or unclear, and I am not sure what "administrator for my manuscript" would mean.
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