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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Sentence Structure
Do I say:
We need something in writing indicating that the donor would like the fund to go *towards/toward....*
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We need something in writing that indicates that the donor would like the fund to go *towards/toward...*
We need something in writing indicating that the donor would like the fund to go *towards/toward....*
Or
We need something in writing that indicates that the donor would like the fund to go *towards/toward...*
Top answer
You can use either. There's no difference. Rover
- You can use either.
- There's no difference.
- Rover
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Thank you, Rover! I have problems with how I should word things. How would you rewrite this sentence for simplicity and easy for others to understand.
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I would not try to simplify it. It's easy enough to understand as is.
The context appears to require a certain formality and the register of your sentence reflects this.
Rover
I would not try to simplify it. It's easy enough to understand as is.
The context appears to require a certain formality and the register of your sentence reflects this.
Rover
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