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HMFindlay Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
This may sound like im a silly but...
I saw an advertisement : 'we create solution that inspire'
When i first it i couldn't believe it myself and was wondering...
Isnt it suppose to be 'we create solution that inspires'?
Another thing is... is it most of the time or times? When i wrote most of the time, my Microsoft Word underlined it with green colour which means somethings wrong with the grammar. So when i added 's' into time the green line disappeared. So am I grammatically correct or not?
Thanks
When i first it i couldn't believe it myself and was wondering...
Isnt it suppose to be 'we create solution that inspires'?
Another thing is... is it most of the time or times? When i wrote most of the time, my Microsoft Word underlined it with green colour which means somethings wrong with the grammar. So when i added 's' into time the green line disappeared. So am I grammatically correct or not?
Thanks
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You are nearly there. It should be 'we create solutions that inspire'. (I take it the company does have more than one solution that it can offer, otherwise 'we create a solution that inspires').
- You are nearly there.
- It should be 'we create solutions that inspire'.
- (I take it the company does have more than one solution that it can offer, otherwise 'we create a solution that inspires').
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You are nearly there.
It should be 'we create solutions that inspire'. (I take it the company does have more than one solution that it can offer, otherwise 'we create a solution that inspires').
It should be 'we create solutions that inspire'. (I take it the company does have more than one solution that it can offer, otherwise 'we create a solution that inspires').
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May I, Nona?
"Most of the time" is quite correct, it means "the largest part of the time". "Most of the times" would mean "on the largest part of the occasions": "On most of he times I went to visit her, she was delirious".
"Most of the time" is quite correct, it means "the largest part of the time". "Most of the times" would mean "on the largest part of the occasions": "On most of he times I went to visit her, she was delirious".
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Advertising is tricky. Advertisers are always playing with words.
A slogan like "We create solution that inspires" could be a tag-line for a perfume manufacturer.
CJ
A slogan like "We create solution that inspires" could be a tag-line for a perfume manufacturer.
CJ
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Erm... actually its : We create branding solution that inspire (original one i saw) so its gonna be either we create branding solution that inspires or we create branding solutions that inspire
So its not likely to be a perfume company as it is actually an advertising company
So its not likely to be a perfume company as it is actually an advertising company
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