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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Question about writing objectives
Objective: To learn words/phrases to ask for and give advice
The above text was said to be wrong. I understand that the construction is awkward, but is it wrong? If it is, what's the grammar rule to support it?
The above text was said to be wrong. I understand that the construction is awkward, but is it wrong? If it is, what's the grammar rule to support it?
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It is wrong indeed. Because you should specify what you're asking for in the first place. Objective: To learn words/phrases to ask for advice and give one.
- It is wrong indeed.
- Because you should specify what you're asking for in the first place.
- Objective: To learn words/phrases to ask for advice and give one.
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It is wrong indeed. Because you should specify what you're asking for in the first place.
Objective: To learn words/phrases to ask for advice and give one.
Objective: To learn words/phrases to ask for advice and give one.
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AnonymousObjective: To learn words/phrases to ask for and give adviceI wouldn't object to it excessively.
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