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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
understand all the articles/causes/items/rules
Before signing this contract, make sure you have read and understand all the articles/causes/items/rules.
Are all of the bolded words suited to the above sample and identical in meaning? Thanks.
Are all of the bolded words suited to the above sample and identical in meaning? Thanks.
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Issues or items are probably best for such context. Not causes . Perhaps clauses.
- Issues or items are probably best for such context.
- Not causes .
- Perhaps clauses.
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Issues or items
are probably best for such context.
Not causes. Perhaps clauses.
are probably best for such context.
Not causes. Perhaps clauses.
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Marius HancuIssues or itemsThanks, Marius.
are probably best for such context.
Not causes. Perhaps clauses.
Yes, I think you're right about "clauses." It's a typo of mine.
By the way, the original uses "articles." Don't you think it fits best?
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Hi,
'Articles' is OK, but I feel the word collocates more with the term 'agreement' than with the term 'contract'.
However, I'm not a lawyer.
'Articles' is OK, but I feel the word collocates more with the term 'agreement' than with the term 'contract'.
However, I'm not a lawyer.
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