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DiAAnaP Posted 11 years ago
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To set something by___
Is it correct to say "To set something by their (criteria)"?
Or does the genitive have to be omitted?
For example: "I want to set the order of the random files by their brands:?
Or does the genitive have to be omitted?
For example: "I want to set the order of the random files by their brands:?
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diAAnaP s it correct to say "To set something by their (criteria)"? I don't understand the meaning. diAAnaP Or does the genitive have to be omitted?
- diAAnaP s it correct to say "To set something by their (criteria)"?
- I don't understand the meaning.
- diAAnaP Or does the genitive have to be omitted?
- That doesn't help.
- diAAnaP For example: "I want to set the order of the random files by their brands:?
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diAAnaPs it correct to say "To set something by their (criteria)"?I don't understand the meaning.
diAAnaPOr does the genitive have to be omitted?That doesn't help.
diAAnaPFor example: "I want to set the order of the random files by their brands:?I suppose you mean this:
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