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Ztq3 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The use of preposition with
1. The ending balance does not match with the audit.
2.The year end balance will not match with the audit.
Are the 2 sentences correct?
Thanks!
2.The year end balance will not match with the audit.
Are the 2 sentences correct?
Thanks!
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kolokoy 1. The ending balance does not match with the audit. The year end balance will not match with the audit.
- kolokoy 1.
- The ending balance does not match with the audit.
- The year end balance will not match with the audit.
- Are the 2 sentences correct?
- Yes.
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kolokoy 1. The ending balance does not match with the audit. 2.The year end balance will not match with the audit. Are the 2 sentences correct?Yes. In fact, you can omit "with" and say "match the audit".
I'm wondering, though, if you might not mean "does not match the audit balance".
CJ
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kolokoySo omit with for both sentences?That's what I would do. Yes.
CJ
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I wonder whether you can say that the balance = the audit.
In my opinion, the pronoun "one" should be put at the end of both sentences:
The ending balance does not match the audit one.
The year end balance will not match the audit one.
In my opinion, the pronoun "one" should be put at the end of both sentences:
The ending balance does not match the audit one.
The year end balance will not match the audit one.
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AnonymousIn my opinion, the pronoun "one" should be put at the end of both sentences:The ending balance does not match the audit one. The year end balance will not match the audit one.
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