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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Release

What sounds better (or none of them.. is good):
Each single title(book) published by us is released within a few months or
Each single title published by us is availabe on the market within a few months?
Or please propose somethimg with similar meaning but better...
Thanks in advance
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Top answer

To release a book means to make it available when a product is released onto the market, it will become available as a matter of fact. So I think you could simply use one of the sentences, but I would choose the first one. "

— YoungBuddy

  • To release a book means to make it available when a product is released onto the market, it will become available as a matter of fact.
  • So I think you could simply use one of the sentences, but I would choose the first one.
  • "
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To release a book means to make it available
when a product is released onto the market, it will become available as a matter of fact.
So I think you could simply use one of the sentences, but I would choose the first one.

"Each single book published by us will be released onto the market within a few months."
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Also,
AnonymousWhat sounds better (or none of them.. is good):

Each single title(book) published by us is released within a few months or
Each single title published by us is availabe on the market within a few months?

What sounds better? --> Which sounds better?

If you ask s.o. a ques
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