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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

Are these sentences correct:

The production date for your car has been assigned on/as July 28.

The production date for your car is on July 28.

The production date for your car is July 28.

What do you think about the above sentences? Please comment on each with the necessary correction, as needed.

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Anon, Your sentences are grammatical and correct, however the meaning is unclear. Without further context, they sounded like you have ordered a car from the manufacturer and they gave you an assigned date on which your car will be assembled. That is the best I could stretch my imagination.

— Grammarfreak

  • Anon, Your sentences are grammatical and correct, however the meaning is unclear.
  • Without further context, they sounded like you have ordered a car from the manufacturer and they gave you an assigned date on which your car will be assembled.
  • That is the best I could stretch my imagination.
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Anon,
Your sentences are grammatical and correct, however the meaning is unclear.
Without further context, they sounded like you have ordered a car from the manufacturer and they gave you an assigned date on which your car will be assembled. That is the best I could stretch my imagination.
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Yes, your imagination is absolutely correct. So all of the sentences are correct?
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AnonymousYes, your imagination is absolutely correct. So all of the sentences are correct?
Oh Really! Again if that is the case, they are all correct. But I would not use any of those in practical English.
because manufacturers do not typically let a customer know which date the car is manufactured. However, they will tell yo when you are will be ready for
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