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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Sent on/from mobile device
When I'm sending emails through my mobile, I want to end my signature by writing...."Sent on mobile device" or "Sent from mobile device"....which is grammatically correct ???
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They are both grammatically correct, but as far as the meaning is concerned "sent from" seems better. Dropping the article is possible in an abbreviated style, but I prefer "Sent from a mobile device".
- They are both grammatically correct, but as far as the meaning is concerned "sent from" seems better.
- Dropping the article is possible in an abbreviated style, but I prefer "Sent from a mobile device".
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They are both grammatically correct, but as far as the meaning is concerned "sent from" seems better. Dropping the article is possible in an abbreviated style, but I prefer "Sent from a mobile device".
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