Sentence structure
Hi!
I've got 2 questions:
1. Does this sentence make sense?
"XYZ International’s values like, respect, acceptance, trust, tolerance and fairness represent the right basis for a successful and innovative company"
2. Which one is correct?
"XYZ International’s values"
or
"XYZ Internationals values"
Thank you!
Top answer
TinaMr 1. Does this sentence make sense? Sort of, and the first comma should be deleted.
- TinaMr 1.
- Does this sentence make sense?
- Sort of, and the first comma should be deleted.
- If the company has values like those, I would like to know what they are.
- I think you mean that the values that you name belong to them.
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TinaMr1. Does this sentence make sense?
Sort of, and the first comma should be deleted. If the company has values like those, I would like to know what they are. I think you mean that the values that you name belong to them. I don't think that the values "represent" a basis. I don't see how any of those values would contribute to innovativeness. You should
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