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Tarirotari Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Stuck on the Velcro on the wall

"In this way, the plan of activities is established and then stuck up on the Velcro on the wall."

Does it sound all right? Or would you put it in other words?

Thanks.
  

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" Can you just say "The plan of activities is establish and posted"? )

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Hi tarirotari,

I don't understand this part "and then stuck up on the Velcro on the wall."

Can you just say "The plan of activities is establish and posted"?

(I"d also say say in the active voice: We establish the plan of activities (or activity plan?) and post it.)
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Thanks, Barbara.

Active voice sounds much better. And the Velcro thing was a literal translation from Spanish. I think in Britain they also use this, but I'm not sure.

And would you understand an "activity plan" as the list of activities that must be carried out?

Thanks again.
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Maybe - it would depend on the context and how much I already knew about what you were talking about.
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