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Starget1 Posted 19 years ago
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Terms and conditions apply or Term and conditions applied ?
1 font 00 Hello all, 02 font 02 br
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01 font 00 Let's say I'm advertising one of my product with the following as example: 02 font 02 br
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00 * Terms and Conditions 01 font 00 apply 02 font 00 OR * Terms and Conditions 01 font 00 applied 02 font 02 br
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01 font 00 So,my question is, do I write "apply" or "applied" for the above example? For me, I personally think it's "applied". Please help me. Thanks a lot. 02 font 0-
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01 font 00 Let's say I'm advertising one of my product with the following as example: 02 font 02 br
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00 - Free 90 ....(worth USD47) 02 br
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00 * Terms and Conditions 01 font 00 apply 02 font 00 OR * Terms and Conditions 01 font 00 applied 02 font 02 br
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01 font 00 So,my question is, do I write "apply" or "applied" for the above example? For me, I personally think it's "applied". Please help me. Thanks a lot. 02 font 0-
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0 Oh, really? Ah, that means I'm wrong all this while. Can you explain to me the difference between those two? Thanks a lot 05 0 010id 1
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0 Can someone please help explain the difference between "apply" and "applied" ? Please help explain if you know.. Please. When should I use "apply" and when should I use "applied" ? Because I see that some people use Terms and Conditions 01 font 00 applied 02 font 00 and some use Terms and Conditions 01 font 00 apply 02 font
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01 cite 10 Victorycountry 12 cite 10 "Terms and Conditions apply" is right. 12 br10 Hello Victorycountry, 02 br
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0 "Terms and Conditions apply" means they apply, i.e. are in effect. 02 br
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00 "Terms and Conditions appli 01 b 00 ed 02 b 00 " may mean they applied in the past, which would be wrong. Or it may mean an ellipsis on "Terms and Conditions 01 b 00 are 02 b 00 applied," which doesn't sound so bad. Anyway, this would generate a confusion. 02 b
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00 "Terms and Conditions appli 01 b 00 ed 02 b 00 " may mean they applied in the past, which would be wrong. Or it may mean an ellipsis on "Terms and Conditions 01 b 00 are 02 b 00 applied," which doesn't sound so bad. Anyway, this would generate a confusion. 02 b
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01 cite 10 Marius Hancu 12 cite 10 "Terms and Conditions apply" means they apply, i.e. are in effect. 12 br
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10 "Terms and Conditions appli 11 b 10 ed 12 b 10 " may mean they applied in the past, which would be wrong. Or it may mean an ellipsis on "Terms and Conditions 11 b 10 are 12 b 10 ap
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Starget1Hello all,Let's say I'm advertising one of my product with the following as example:Product's Package Features- Free ..... (worth USD 100)- Free ..... (worth USD 100)- Free 90 ....(worth USD47)- Free 150 ..... (worth USD 100)* Terms and Conditions apply OR * Terms and Conditions applied So,my question is, do I write "apply" or "applied" for the above example?
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"Terms and conditions apply" means terms and conditions are applicable. (The right one)
"Terms and conditions applied" can be either:
- past tense, meaning it applied once, now it no longer does (not what you should say); or
- passive form, short for "Terms and conditions are applied", which means terms and conditions are put into use (not quite the right way to say it, altho
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