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Kk Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

The short paragraph needs your help.

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00I am not sure whether the short paragraph make sense in term of grammar and semantics. 02br
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00Thank you for your help.02pre
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00The author doesn’t mention whether the company’s major product increased by over 200 percent last quarter is a long-term trend or only a sudden case. If it is just a short-term supply and demand in market, if its main competitor stopped manufacturing the same product last year, but now it resumes operation, if economic experts predict the economic recession is imminent, why can the company take the risk of building new plant? The above any factor can exacerbate the company’s financial condition; what is worst, it might lead the company to go bankruptcy. 0-
  

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02br 02br 00First, change increased to increase. The company's increase by over 200 percent. "02br 02br 00Then you have a series of adverb clauses.

  • 02br 02br 00First, change increased to increase.
  • The company's increase by over 200 percent.
  • "02br 02br 00Then you have a series of adverb clauses.
  • I'd separate them with semicolons.
  • It will be easier to read them, make them stand out, and one of the clauses already has a comma.
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0Here are a few suggestions.02br
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00First, change increased to increase. The company's increase by over 200 percent. 02br
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00"Long- or short-term trend" might work better than your "only a sudden case."02br
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00Then you have a series of adverb clauses. I'd separate them with semicolons. It will be easier to read them, make th

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