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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Sentence structure

Please, can you tell me if these sentences are correct?

"It doesn't seem to be the quality that they pay for, but the firm"
"It seems that they pay for the firm rather than the quality"
  

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They seem OK, but we usually say 'name', not 'firm', I think.

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  • They seem OK, but we usually say 'name', not 'firm', I think.
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They seem OK, but we usually say 'name', not 'firm', I think.
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Or "brand." They pay for the brand name rather than the quality.
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