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Flower1234 Posted 14 years ago
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Previously?
Is this sentence correct? Is there a clearer way to say it?
I see that this document was previously referred by Mr. Smith as a Training Report and now he refers it as a Supplementary Report.
I see that this document was previously referred by Mr. Smith as a Training Report and now he refers it as a Supplementary Report.
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It's fine, except I think you mean "referred to", and an independent clause introduced by "and" takes a comma: "I see that this document was previously referred to by Mr. "
- It's fine, except I think you mean "referred to", and an independent clause introduced by "and" takes a comma: "I see that this document was previously referred to by Mr.
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It's fine, except I think you mean "referred to", and an independent clause introduced by "and" takes a comma: "I see that this document was previously referred to by Mr. Smith as a Training Report, and now he refers to it as a Supplementary Report."
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