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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Redeemed ADJ
Is this sentence correctly expressed and can I use redeem as an adjective?
If you manage to duplicate your winning lottery ticket, when you go into to redeem it, it'll come up as already 'redeemed'.
Thank you in advance
If you manage to duplicate your winning lottery ticket, when you go into to redeem it, it'll come up as already 'redeemed'.
Thank you in advance
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Anonymous can I use redeem as an adjective? Sure! The redeemed ticket cannot be submitted again.
- Anonymous can I use redeem as an adjective?
- Sure!
- The redeemed ticket cannot be submitted again.
- } Your sentence is fine : Anonymous If you manage to duplicate your winning lottery ticket, when you go in to redeem it, it'll come up as ' already redeemed'.
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Anonymouscan I use redeem as an adjective?Sure! The redeemed ticket cannot be submitted again.
(You must use the past participle form as an adjective, as you did.}
Your sentence is fine:
AnonymousIf you manage to duplicate your winning lottery ticket, when you
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