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Intelligent Freak Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
...the rest remain / remains as is?
I'm a little confused with this. I'm writing a letter to a newspaper ad agent for some adjustments in our advertisement. I wanna know the correct grammar, how am I gonna write this?
My letter goes like:
Attached herewith is a copy of the information I would like you to add in our page. For some adjustments, kindly remove the last three lines in it and the rest remain/s as is.
I hope to get an answer asap. Thank you so much!
Ciao,
IF [A]
My letter goes like:
Attached herewith is a copy of the information I would like you to add in our page. For some adjustments, kindly remove the last three lines in it and the rest remain/s as is.
I hope to get an answer asap. Thank you so much!
Ciao,
IF [A]
Top answer
I think either works-- both 'the rest of the information remains' and 'the rest of the lines remain' can be understood.
- I think either works-- both 'the rest of the information remains' and 'the rest of the lines remain' can be understood.
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I think either works-- both 'the rest of the information remains' and 'the rest of the lines remain' can be understood.
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