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WANG CHUN Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
The usage of ""cover""
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B : to be covered
C: covering
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Participants who would like to have some information concerning the subjects ( ) at the seminar next week should get in touch with Lu samsonn at the from desk.
A: coveredB : to be covered
C: covering
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(fro nt desk) If samsonn is someone's first or last name (family name), the first letter should be capitalized ( S amsonn ). -------------- I would choose B ( to be covered ). To be covered indicates the future , and this works well with the idea that the seminar is going to occur next week .
- (fro nt desk) If samsonn is someone's first or last name (family name), the first letter should be capitalized ( S amsonn ).
- -------------- I would choose B ( to be covered ).
- To be covered indicates the future , and this works well with the idea that the seminar is going to occur next week .
- A is not as good a choice because of the times involved.
- Covered , by itself, works best with the past.
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(front desk)
If samsonn is someone's first or last name (family name), the first letter should be capitalized (Samsonn).
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I would choose B (to be covered).
To be covered indicates the future, and this works well with the idea that the seminar is going to occur next week.
A is not as
If samsonn is someone's first or last name (family name), the first letter should be capitalized (Samsonn).
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I would choose B (to be covered).
To be covered indicates the future, and this works well with the idea that the seminar is going to occur next week.
A is not as
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