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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Production
Should it be:
Prepare for production and prepare for shipment. Or
Prepare production and prepare shipment. Or
Do they basically mean the same things.
Thanks!
Prepare for production and prepare for shipment. Or
Prepare production and prepare shipment. Or
Do they basically mean the same things.
Thanks!
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Hi, Should it be: Prepare for production and prepare for shipment. I'd say it this way. You could delete the second 'prepare'.
- Hi, Should it be: Prepare for production and prepare for shipment.
- I'd say it this way.
- You could delete the second 'prepare'.
- Or Prepare production and prepare shipment.
- These particular phrases sound a bit odd to me.
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Hi,
Should it be:
Prepare for production and prepare for shipment. I'd say it this way. You could delete the second 'prepare'.
Or
Prepare production and prepare shipment. These particular phrases sound a bit odd to me.
Do they basically mean the same things. To my ear, not exactly.
Consider these more concrete examples.
Tom prepa
Should it be:
Prepare for production and prepare for shipment. I'd say it this way. You could delete the second 'prepare'.
Or
Prepare production and prepare shipment. These particular phrases sound a bit odd to me.
Do they basically mean the same things. To my ear, not exactly.
Consider these more concrete examples.
Tom prepa
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I would say:
Prepare for production. But I think prepare shipment sounds pretty natural. But they both have the same grammatical construct...so I'm a bit confused.
Prepare for production. But I think prepare shipment sounds pretty natural. But they both have the same grammatical construct...so I'm a bit confused.
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