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Sitifan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Printed in the cars of Taipei Metro
Flashing light indicates the side which the door will open.
The above sentence is printed in the cars of Taipei Metro. Is it grammatically correct?
The above sentence is printed in the cars of Taipei Metro. Is it grammatically correct?
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No. One solution is to use 'on which'. In the Japanese trains, the problem is solved by having the message itself light up: "Door will open on this side".
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- One solution is to use 'on which'.
- In the Japanese trains, the problem is solved by having the message itself light up: "Door will open on this side".
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No. One solution is to use 'on which'.
In the Japanese trains, the problem is solved by having the message itself light up: "Door will open on this side".
In the Japanese trains, the problem is solved by having the message itself light up: "Door will open on this side".
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