0
Ben9108 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
the word ' being ' in the grammer?
If you do not have a transaction form, send a letter of instruction with same request being sure to include the full stock company name and account number.
How to use the word ' being ' in the grammer?
What does it mean the ' being sure '?
'with same request' is the meaning of the previous request?
Thanks
How to use the word ' being ' in the grammer?
What does it mean the ' being sure '?
'with same request' is the meaning of the previous request?
Thanks
Top answer
I would have used "making sure" It means to be careful not to make a mistake. 'with same request' that you would have made on the transaction form.
- I would have used "making sure" It means to be careful not to make a mistake.
- 'with same request' that you would have made on the transaction form.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
3 Answers
0
I would have used "making sure"
It means to be careful not to make a mistake.
'with same request' that you would have made on the transaction form.
It means to be careful not to make a mistake.
'with same request' that you would have made on the transaction form.
00
0
I would have used a comma:
... with the same request, being sure ...
It means
"If you don't have the proper form, send a letter. In the letter give us the same information that you would have written on the proper form, and be sure to include in your letter the full name of the stock company and the account number."
CJ
... with the same request, being sure ...
It means
"If you don't have the proper form, send a letter. In the letter give us the same information that you would have written on the proper form, and be sure to include in your letter the full name of the stock company and the account number."
CJ
0
Related Questions