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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
round up to the hour.
Is there anything wrong with this?
The program rounds up to the closest hour. If you've logged in at 5:47 pm. It'll round up to the hour.
The program rounds up to the closest hour. If you've logged in at 5:47 pm. It'll round up to the hour.
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There is a tense and punctuation problem . I suggest The program rounds up to the nearest hour. m.
- There is a tense and punctuation problem .
- I suggest The program rounds up to the nearest hour.
- m.
- m.
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There is a tense and punctuation problem.
I suggest
The program rounds up to the nearest hour. If you logged in at 5:47 p.m., it would round up to 6:00 p.m.
I suggest
The program rounds up to the nearest hour. If you logged in at 5:47 p.m., it would round up to 6:00 p.m.
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HI
I think that's OK
Ever so slightly, I think I would prefer "nearest" - but your version is OK. I would change the second full stop and, to make the meaning quite clear, you could mention the hour...
- The program rounds up to the nearest hour. If you've logged in at 5:47 pm, it'll round that up to 6:00 pm
(Actually, to make it quite clear, you should say what
I think that's OK
Ever so slightly, I think I would prefer "nearest" - but your version is OK. I would change the second full stop and, to make the meaning quite clear, you could mention the hour...
- The program rounds up to the nearest hour. If you've logged in at 5:47 pm, it'll round that up to 6:00 pm
(Actually, to make it quite clear, you should say what
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