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Watermelon2 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

quality

Dear Sirs/Madams,

I appreciate if anyone can help

Is this good English to say
"The program must have quality."
  

Top answer

It is a grammatical sentence. Without more context it is hard to tell whether it is a natural way of expressing what you want to say.

— GPY

  • It is a grammatical sentence.
  • Without more context it is hard to tell whether it is a natural way of expressing what you want to say.
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It is a grammatical sentence. Without more context it is hard to tell whether it is a natural way of expressing what you want to say.
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Thanks. But in our language is understandable. I just try to translate word for for word.
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watermelon2"The program must have quality."
It would be clearer if you used 'The program must be of good quality'.
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I would like to know what kind of program you are talking about, and what the circumstance is.
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Dear Sir, It is a social land concession project.
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Dear Mr. Mister Micawber, many thanks to your correction. I think it is what I want to say. thanks
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