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Forlan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
To decide
Hi,
Is this sentence right?
Some investor usesjanuary barometer to decide whether to invest or not.
Is this sentence right?
Some investor usesjanuary barometer to decide whether to invest or not.
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I think you mean: Some investors use the "January barometer" to decide whether to invest or not. ) CJ
- I think you mean: Some investors use the "January barometer" to decide whether to invest or not.
- ) CJ
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I think you mean:
Some investors use the "January barometer" to decide whether to invest or not.
(I don't know what the "January barometer" is, but I'll assume it's some sort of measurement related to investments.)
CJ
Some investors use the "January barometer" to decide whether to invest or not.
(I don't know what the "January barometer" is, but I'll assume it's some sort of measurement related to investments.)
CJ
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No. You probably mean:
Some investors use the January barometer to decide whether to invest or not.
If the term "January barometer" is likely to be unknown to the reader, then you might want to put it in quotes to indicate that you are not talking about an ordinary meteorological barometer.
Some investors use the January barometer to decide whether to invest or not.
If the term "January barometer" is likely to be unknown to the reader, then you might want to put it in quotes to indicate that you are not talking about an ordinary meteorological barometer.
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yes, it is. january barometer is a smeasurement related to investments. thanks cj.
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