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Watermelon2 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
sentence building
Dear Sirs/Madams,
I am wondering if my sentence below is grammar correct. I appreciate your kind help.
"The Governing Board decided to start up a business—buying diesel from the wholesaler and sell it to the cooperative members"
Thank you
Watermelon2
I am wondering if my sentence below is grammar correct. I appreciate your kind help.
"The Governing Board decided to start up a business—buying diesel from the wholesaler and sell it to the cooperative members"
Thank you
Watermelon2
Top answer
" cooperative members is OK, but it sounds too much like the members who cooperate with the program.
- " cooperative members is OK, but it sounds too much like the members who cooperate with the program.
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"The Governing Board decided to start up a business—buying diesel from the wholesaler and selling it to the members of the cooperative members."
cooperative members is OK, but it sounds too much like the members who cooperate with the program.
cooperative members is OK, but it sounds too much like the members who cooperate with the program.
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