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Zygimantas Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"To become ... project which provides ... ."
Dear EnglishForward residents,
I would like to ask you to help me with grammar of vision statement. Is this structure valid?
"To become ... project which provides ... ."
I am not sure about "provides", have I used the right time? Thank you in advance.
I would like to ask you to help me with grammar of vision statement. Is this structure valid?
"To become ... project which provides ... ."
I am not sure about "provides", have I used the right time? Thank you in advance.
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Hi, Yes, 'provides ' is fine as a tense. Clive
- Hi, Yes, 'provides ' is fine as a tense.
- Clive
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And as I understand, comma usage in such sentence is also fine:
To become ... project, based on
... , and provide .. .
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To become ... project, based on
... , and provide .. .
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Hi,
Really, it depends on the context. What's the complete sentence?
Clive
Really, it depends on the context. What's the complete sentence?
Clive
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