0Hi guys,02br 02br 00Does the below make sense?02br 02br 00Since the longevity of a fesitval is heavily influenced by the level of local support...02br 02br 00Many thanks in advance!0-
Top answer
0Andy02br 00 Why do you think it doesn't make sense? 02br 00btw fesitval should be spelled 'festival' 0-
— Ganesh77
0Andy02br 00 Why do you think it doesn't make sense?
02br 00btw fesitval should be spelled 'festival' 0-
Free · every Monday
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
0I would use "Because" instead of "Since," and I think you mean the length of the festival (3 days or 2 days), not its longevity (this is the 85th year it's been put on).0-
0Hi guys,02br 02br 00Thanks for your responses.02br 02br 00What I am trying to say is that local support is vital if the festival is to carry on going in the future. In this case, is what I have written OK (if I swap since for because)?02br 02br 00Many thanks :-)0-
0I think you'll still find people confused about whether you mean how many days it will last or how long into the future (years) it will continue. 02br 02br 00Can you say simply "the future success" instead of "the longevity"0-