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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

Is this sentence correct:

I thought I had sent you a copy of the lectures notes.

Is had used correctly?
  

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Anonymous Is had used correctly? Yes, but it's "lecture notes". No "s".

  • Anonymous Is had used correctly?
  • Yes, but it's "lecture notes".
  • No "s".
  • I thought I had sent you a copy of the lecture notes.
  • CJ
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AnonymousIs had used correctly?
Yes, but it's "lecture notes". No "s".

I thought I had sent you a copy of the lecture notes.

CJ
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Thank you for the correction.

I am also confused about using the word remaining or remainder, in this sentence:

Please send me the remaining notes when you have a chance.

Or should it be 'the remainder notes'?
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The word you need is 'remaining'.
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Is the sentence written correctly with remaining?
I would also appreciate if you tell me what the sentence means with the word remaining?

Thank you.
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AnonymousIs the sentence written correctly with remaining?
I think that's been answered already. Yes.
AnonymousI would also appreciate if you tell me what the sentence means with the word remaining?
You wrote a sentence whose meaning you don't even know? That's strange.

What remains is what is left.

CJ
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Thank you very much. Actually a friend sent me this message. So the word remaining means the notes that are left that I still did not send him?

Thank you again
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Anonymousthe notes that are left that I still did not send him?
Yup.

CJ

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