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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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sent from my iPhone
Hi guys
a quick query
the sentence "sent from my iPhone" sounds redundant and wanted some opnion on this. is this sentence correct?
this line usually appears at the bottom of an email sent from a iPhone and is a template set by iphone itself
shouldnt it just be"sent using iPhone" since its a device and it doesnt matter if its my iphone
appreciate your comments
regards
Mo
a quick query
the sentence "sent from my iPhone" sounds redundant and wanted some opnion on this. is this sentence correct?
this line usually appears at the bottom of an email sent from a iPhone and is a template set by iphone itself
shouldnt it just be"sent using iPhone" since its a device and it doesnt matter if its my iphone
appreciate your comments
regards
Mo
Top answer
First, "sent from my iPhone" is not a sentence. There is no subject, and "sent" is a participle, not a verb. Second, it is a signature on an email that was sent from your phone, so "my" is OK.
- First, "sent from my iPhone" is not a sentence.
- There is no subject, and "sent" is a participle, not a verb.
- Second, it is a signature on an email that was sent from your phone, so "my" is OK.
- Here is an example: Hi Mom.
- Plz send money Luv u, Mo sent from my iPhone
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First, "sent from my iPhone" is not a sentence. There is no subject, and "sent" is a participle, not a verb.
Second, it is a signature on an email that was sent from your phone, so "my" is OK. Here is an example:
Hi Mom. Plz send money
Luv u, Mo
sent from my iPhone
Second, it is a signature on an email that was sent from your phone, so "my" is OK. Here is an example:
Hi Mom. Plz send money
Luv u, Mo
sent from my iPhone
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