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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Reconsider
Is "reconsider" right here
You should reconsider your prices. Don't you think they are a bit too high?
You should reconsider your prices. Don't you think they are a bit too high?
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Hi The sentence is gramatically correct and is meaningful. ' If this is what you are you are trying to convey, then you are right. Prajwal
- Hi The sentence is gramatically correct and is meaningful.
- ' If this is what you are you are trying to convey, then you are right.
- Prajwal
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Hi
The sentence is gramatically correct and is meaningful.
Reconsider means 'to consider (something) again, with a view to changing one's policy or course of
action.'
If this is what you are you are trying to convey, then you are right.
Prajwal
The sentence is gramatically correct and is meaningful.
Reconsider means 'to consider (something) again, with a view to changing one's policy or course of
action.'
If this is what you are you are trying to convey, then you are right.
Prajwal
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