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Rishonly Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Todays's and Yesterday's
Hello Teachers,
Would you please verify if the following sentence is grammatically correct? The context:: Most of the people who are managers now were once users of a particular software. Is there a better way to convey this idea?
Most of the today's managers are yesterday's users.
Would you please verify if the following sentence is grammatically correct? The context:: Most of the people who are managers now were once users of a particular software. Is there a better way to convey this idea?
Most of the today's managers are yesterday's users.
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Hi, The context:: Most of the people who are managers now were once users of a particular software. Is there a better way to convey this idea? Most of ( omit 'the') today's managers were yesterday's users.
- Hi, The context:: Most of the people who are managers now were once users of a particular software.
- Is there a better way to convey this idea?
- Most of ( omit 'the') today's managers were yesterday's users.
- This sounds like an excellent way to say it.
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Hi,
The context:: Most of the people who are managers now were once users of a particular software. Is there a better way to convey this idea?
Most of (omit 'the') today's managers were yesterday's users.
This sounds like an excellent way to say it.
The context:: Most of the people who are managers now were once users of a particular software. Is there a better way to convey this idea?
Most of (omit 'the') today's managers were yesterday's users.
This sounds like an excellent way to say it.
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