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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Rapidly

Ad volumes are reducing rapidly on radio after the booming advertisements on digital platforms.

Please check the sentence.

Are "reducing rapidly" and "booming advertisements on" appropriate here?

  

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kumenglish Are "reducing rapidly" and "booming advertisements on" appropriate here? The use of "reduce" as an intransitive verb is questionable. To me it does not seem right.

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  • kumenglish Are "reducing rapidly" and "booming advertisements on" appropriate here?
  • The use of "reduce" as an intransitive verb is questionable.
  • To me it does not seem right.
  • g.
  • "falling rapidly".
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kumenglishAre "reducing rapidly" and "booming advertisements on" appropriate here?

The use of "reduce" as an intransitive verb is questionable. To me it does not seem right. I would say e.g. "falling rapidly".

"following the booming advertisements" does not sound right. You can say e.g. "Ad volumes are falling rapidly on radio following the boom in ad

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