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Pastsimple Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The box has a label on it.
Hello,
"The box has a label on it" is correct English.
According to my grammar book, "The box has a label" is incorrect. Well, I never say it that way but is that claim true? I googled it and found too many matches without the "on it", such as "The box has a label which reads..." etc.
Thanks in advance for your answers!
"The box has a label on it" is correct English.
According to my grammar book, "The box has a label" is incorrect. Well, I never say it that way but is that claim true? I googled it and found too many matches without the "on it", such as "The box has a label which reads..." etc.
Thanks in advance for your answers!
Top answer
Hi, It's fine. EDITED I mean the shorter sentence is fine. Clive
- Hi, It's fine.
- EDITED I mean the shorter sentence is fine.
- Clive
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PastsimpleAccording to my grammar book, "The box has a label" is incorrect. Well, I never say it that way but is that claim true?The claim is untrue.
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