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Are the sentences below okay?
1. I missed out the word "now", but I refered to it at the bottom.
2. I missed out the word "now", but I mentioned it in the notes at the bottom.
3. I missed out the word "now", but I mentioned below.
4. I missed out the word "now", but I mentioned it at the bottom of the picture.
By these sentences, I mean "I write a sentence on a paper but I miss out the word "now", but mention it at the bottom of the paper as a note". Then I take a photo of the paper. After that, I post it on facebook. Then someone tells me (The word "now" is missing). Can I say the sentences above in that situation?
Regards,
JA
Top answer
In your sentences, do you intend "it" to refer to the word "now" or to the fact that you omitted the word "now"?
- In your sentences, do you intend "it" to refer to the word "now" or to the fact that you omitted the word "now"?
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In your sentences, do you intend "it" to refer to the word "now" or to the fact that you omitted the word "now"?
0Are the sentences below okay?
1. I missed out the word "now", but I referred to it at the bottom. OK
2. I missed out the word "now", but I mentioned it in the notes at the bottom. OK
3. I missed out the word "now", but I mentioned it below. No. You can only say something is 'below' if you are writing 'It's below'' earlier in the sam
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