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Is this sentence correct:
"I argued to the administrators about the quality of the product, and I even base myself on arguments of experts in synthetic polymers."
Note: By 'argue', I mean in writing, and not in speech.
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" and "base myself" are understandable but awkward phrasing. As I understand it, the sentence might be better, for example, as: I complained to the administrators about the quality of the product, using arguments by experts in synthetic polymers.
- " and "base myself" are understandable but awkward phrasing.
- As I understand it, the sentence might be better, for example, as: I complained to the administrators about the quality of the product, using arguments by experts in synthetic polymers.
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"Argued to..." and "base myself" are understandable but awkward phrasing. As I understand it, the sentence might be better, for example, as:
I complained to the administrators about the quality of the product, using arguments by experts in synthetic polymers.
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