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Chiageraldine Posted 17 years ago
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Is this sentence correct?
should your qualifications BE not suitable for the position, we will stop progressing WITH your application.
or should i say:
should your qualifications ARE not suitable for the position, we will stop progressing with your application.
I would also like to know if the word WITH is appropriately used, or shoul i just remove it?
If the above sentences are kind of vague, can you suggest a better one? However, I would like to use the same style: with SHOULD as the first word in the sentence.
THANKS!!! Hoping for your timely response.
should your qualifications BE not suitable for the position, we will stop progressing WITH your application.
or should i say:
should your qualifications ARE not suitable for the position, we will stop progressing with your application.
I would also like to know if the word WITH is appropriately used, or shoul i just remove it?
If the above sentences are kind of vague, can you suggest a better one? However, I would like to use the same style: with SHOULD as the first word in the sentence.
THANKS!!! Hoping for your timely response.
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chiageraldine Is this sentence correct? should your qualifications BE not suitable ... or should i say: should your qualifications ARE not suitable ...
- chiageraldine Is this sentence correct?
- should your qualifications BE not suitable ...
- or should i say: should your qualifications ARE not suitable ...
- should is a modal, so it is followed only by a base form of a verb.
- should be , not should are .
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chiageraldineIs this sentence correct?should is a modal, so it is followed only by a base form of a verb. should be, not should are.
should your qualifications BE not suitable ...
or should i say:
should your qualifications ARE not suitable ...
The negation comes befo
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